| Where | Name | Getting there | Phone |
Description | Grade | YDS |
| Elko, Nevada | Adobe Range | 15 Miles north of Elko on State Route 225 | 775-738-4091 |
This is a newly devloped climning site with easy access just north of Elko. Climbers can investigate several traditional and sport tourtes throughout this conglomerate. | III,IV | 5.6-5.10+ |
| Carson City, Nevada | Dinosaur Rock | Turn right on Clear Creek Rd. off U.S. 395. Drive 1.5 miles and park on the small pullout to the left of Dinosaur rock. | 775-882-2766 |
Dinosaur Rock is a 140-foot-high crag south of Carson City. The rock is eroded and decomposedin many spots, but the climbing is nonetheless challenging. Due to norther exposure, Dinosaur is sunny in the mornings shady in the afternoons. | III-IV | 5.5-5.10+ |
| Baker, Nevada | Great Basin National Park | Great Basin National Park is located 68 Miles eat of Ely. From u.s Hwy 6&50, turn south turn weof wy. 488 and travel5 miles to the park. | 775-234-7331 |
The area in and around Great basin Nation Park sees a limited amount of technical rock climbing , due to the hazardous, crumbly nature of the rock and the remoteness of the sites. Climbers are encouraged to register at the park visitor center prior to climbing in the park. | III-IV | 5.4-5.10+ |
| Caliente, Nevada | Mecca | Located near Caliente, 149 miles northeast of Las Vegas. To reach Mecca from Las Vegas Take I-15 to U.S. 93 North. Stay on U.S. 93 toward Parco Summit Pass and turn left on an obvious dirt road approximately 17 miles past ash Springs. | 775-726-8100 |
This remote area near Caliente 149 miles northeast of Las Vegas. To reach Mecca From Las Vegas take I-15 to U.S. 93 North. Stay on U.S. 93 toward Parco Summit Pass and turn left on an obvious dirt road approximately 17 miles past Ash Springs. Continue north and cross the Cattle guard and go 2.2 miles past and old corral. | III-IV | 5.2-5.10+ |
| Mt. Charleston, Nevada | Mount Charleston | Mt. Charleston is about 40 miles northwest of Las Vegas via U.S. 95 and State Routes 156 or 157. | 702-515-5400 |
The limestone cliffs of the Spring Mountains towering over the las Vegas Valley make superb rock-climbing terrain. The mountain offers several climbing routes, including angel falls, the Hood, imagination wall. | III-IV | 5.2-5.14+ |
| Las Vegas, Nevada | Mount Potsol | Southwest of Las Vegas on the northeast side of the mountain. Access form state route 160. | 702-515-5400 |
Located in a remote area southwest of Las Vegas, Mt. Potosí is gaining popularity among climbers. New routes are being developed on the limestone cliffs, hence ascent and topographic information is currently limited. | III | 5.2-5.19+ |
| Las Vegas, Nevada | Red Rock Canyon National conservation Area | Red Rock Canon is 20 Miles west of Las Vegas on State Route 159. | 702-515-5350 |
Serious rock climbers covet the challenges of Red Rock Canyon's towering sandstone riders and huge boulders. With more then 1,200 name routes, there are plenty of choices for every ability. Most of the rock is Aztec sandstone, and the desert varnish rock is considered to be the most difficult. | III-IV | 5.2-5.14b |
| Lake Tahoe, Nevada | River Rock | Take I-80 west from Reno. River Rock is located about 2.5 miles east of the farad exit. Approach from the pullout/parking areas takes around 20 minutes. From the gate, walk downhill and cross the railroad tracks. | 775-882-2766 |
Like many of the climbing areas around Reno, Parks, Carson City and Gardnerville, River Rock is a major Grade IV-VI climbing destination but is fantastic for half-day excursions and day hikes. A granite formation halfway between Truckee and Reno with moderate climbs, River rock is good for winter climbs when conditions in Tahoe aren't as favorable. | III | 5.5-5.13+ |
