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Wyoming
> Laramie Range
Access Issue: The land near these landmarks is a patchwork of public and private.
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Description
The Cooney Hills are some low lying "hills" or domes of granite about 9 miles south west of Wheatland. They offer bouldering and some short climbs usually near their summits. The rock here is kind of grainy and sharp. One can find some low grade rubies in some of the talus base.
Squaw Rock is the pinnacle summit that sits high in the higher mountains west accross a grassly valley from the Cooney Hills. Squaw Rock sits on Squaw Mountain and offers some crack routes to it's summit.
Getting There
On WY 34 near MM39 turn off north through a wire gate onto BLM land. Use the map with waypoints and the colored land status map to further navigate to the area of your choice.
[Hide Photo] Squaw Rock [pinnacle] sitting on Squaw Moutain taken from begining of BLM Rd to Squaw Rock.
[Hide Photo] A region of the land status map for the Cooney Hills and Squaw Rock.
[Hide Photo] The North Cooney Hills seen from WY 34 west end of irrigation district.
[Hide Photo] Map of Squaw Rock and the Coonery Hills with GPS waypoints for navigation.