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Downey Park Rock Climbing

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Areas in Downey Park

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Elevation:	7,600 ft	2,316 m
GPS:	42.43115, -105.69863 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Dennis Horning on Mar 11, 2014
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Access Issue: Some private land exists throught this valley. Details

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Description

Downey Park is a wide & long mountain valley surrounded by a multitude of rock formations and diced with mountain brooks. The park or broad valley extends across a mild saddle which is very near the Albany County/Converse County boundary. Rock Formations Everywhere are scattered along the valley sides. Stream flowing south end up in La Bonte Creek and those going north either flow into West La Bonte Creek or if further north they likely are drained by the Wagon Hound Creek.

Getting There

Either from Rock River or Douglas drive the Fetterman Rd toward the North Laramie Range until you reach the your departures county's boundary line with the opposite county's line. Find an outcrop you like and navigate carefully to stay on legal access.