Corridor area Bouldering
| Elevation: | 5,400 ft | 1,646 m |
| GPS: |
39.33876, -104.74937 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to us at 303-688-5242 or dnr_castlewood.canyon@state.co.us.
Per Castlewood Canyon: there is a new closure for nesting raptors this year: Five and Dime will be closed March 1st through July 31st. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me, Rachel Chaffee (Park Ranger) at dnr_castlewood.canyon@state.co.us or by phone at 303-688-5242.
Per Garrett Garner-Wells:
the current raptor closures, announced by CPW and reported on Denver7:
The following climbing route closures are currently in place:
- Morning Sun Wall is closed March 1-July 31.
- Porky’s Wall is closed March 1 - July 31.
- Vultures Wall is closed March 1-July 31. (per Rachel, CCSP Ranger, dnr_castlewood.canyon@state.co.use or 303-688-5242)
- Shakespearean Theater is closed March 1-May 31.
- Mind Meld is closed March 1-May 31.
As of 2020:
There is a very new and active nest of owls midway up the cliff at the north end of the Neanderthal Wall between Cro-Mag and Up The Red. There is no active nest around the south end of Neanderthal Wall.
As of June, 2017:
The 3 toprope routes at the far south end of Neanderthal Wall (far north end of Allied Wall) have a nesting pair of Snowy Owls. Please stay off these routes until further notice. The park has been notified and hopefully some signage will be put up. The route Rock Rat is included.
As of March 7, 2012:
Shakespearean Theater - restricted March, April, May.
Mind Meld - restricted March, April, May.
Porky's Wall - restricted March, April, May, June, through July 31.
Vulture Wall - restricted March, April, May.
Morning Sun Wall - restricted March, April, May, June, July.
Description
This is on the east side of the park. It includes Corridor Wall and Titanic Boulder.
Quite a few problems ranging from slab to major-overhang are in this area. The main Corridor holds multiple problems ranging from beginner to V3+ on perfect flat-landings. It is a great place to try different dynos and other variations. The other boulders just north of The Corridor hold several harder problems in a few caves with most of them having top-outs. On a hot day, the main Corridor area is filled with sun until the afternoon, but the caves stay shady.
Getting There
Enter via the East Entrance (also known as the South Entrance), the one with the visitor center.
Park at the Canyon Point parking lot (the largest one with the facilities present. You can take the Inner Canyon Trail or the Lake Gulch Trail, both are roughly the same distance/time.
Inner Canyon Trail: once at the bottom of the creek, hike for ~10 minutes. You will come to an large open area where there are a series of stairs and bridges. To your left will be the Creekside Boulders, a popular warm-up spot.
At the top of the first set of stairs (they head left and go down towards the river) is a boulder with a trail heading towards the right and uphill. Follow this trail to a cliff-face, then head along the cliff-face to the right, climb-up a 3 foot ledge, and you will enter the main Corridor area.
This photo provides an view of where you head up the hill:
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