Grand Turk Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 13,037 ft |
GPS: |
37.7758, -107.69571 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 5,832 total · 276/month |
Shared By: | Matthias Holladay on Jul 6, 2021 |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
Description
Grand Turk is a complex mountain with various formations on its flanks, and the rock is conglomerate, among others.
Please do your best to not impact this beautiful valley, home to many creatures; remember, your actions in this once pristine area matter! Learn about L.N.T. and practice it! Make your impact as little as you can: this means bringing and using a 5 gallon collapsible water container to minimize trips to the creek. Mornings and evenings, pay special attention to your surroundings and your decibel level; use some binoculars when approaching the meadows to see if you are lucky to see some of the creatures who live there. If you see them, stay quiet, stay still, wait until they move on, and possibly consider leaving the area. If you can, leave your canine friends at home, please do so!
Getting There
Just after you top out from the US 550 grade leaving Silverton to the south, look for a 2nd dirt road to the right, through trees northwest on the left side of the marsh near the parking. Cross under a tree, go over a small brook, then go left heading southwest-ish, following the power Iines / black cable in the dirt and then lots of scarps, game trails to navigate to and fro to meadows above.
After surmounting the last of many arduous benches, there's good camping in the trees to the southwest.
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