Areas in Northwest Arkansas (NWA) Region
| Elevation: | 1,324 ft | 404 m |
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36.06805, -94.1791 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Description
This is the collection of crags that are within an hours drive reach to the Fayetteville/NWA hub. WOO PIG
Lake Lincoln: The quintessential local crag for anybody living in Northwest Arkansas. Only about a 20-30 minute drive from town, this crag offers some quick and easy access to some short routes. This area is by no means a destination, but a worthwhile visit for a local climber or visiting party if they're itching to get on some local rock. Lake Lincoln is arguably a better bouldering destination that offers a large array of boulders for anyone to tick. Routes not to miss are "Mad Max", "Quest for the sticky stuff" & "PJ"
Shepherd Springs:
Perhaps the most quality local crag in the region. It doesn't quite receive the attention it deserves and likely due to the fact that it is a little more of a commitment in distance in comparison to most local crags. The climbing here can at times be dirty and a little un-kept, however there are a few gems worth venturing for. Classics include "Stump Route", "Biscuits and Jam"
Bigfoot Hollow: The regions newest addition of development. Loads of quality boulders tucked into the woodline and all within a 45 minute drive from town. Still lots of opportunity to add to the mix out here.
Area 74: Classic roadside bouldering wall that features some staple problems for the state. A perfect crag for those winter days where you're limited on time and commitment to travel into the deep ozarks.
Classic Climbing Routes at Northwest Arkansas (NWA) Region
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