Where To Go Rock Climbing In Reno-Tahoe
The city of Reno continues to climb the ranks as one of the best mid-size cities in the country for various reasons, but it’s also a great place to fall in love with rock climbing. With the tallest rock climbing wall in the world located in the heart of downtown Reno, our community is home to some of the best rock climbing destinations in the country. Not sure where to go rock climbing in the Reno-Tahoe area? Start with:
Base Camp at Whitney Peak
The 164 foot climbing wall on the side of the Whitney Peak hotel is not only the tallest rock climbing wall in the world, but it also offers some of the best views as well. Inside, you’ll also find an awesome bouldering park.
Big Chief
If you find yourself in the North Lake Tahoe area, be sure to stop in to check out Big Chief. With walls reaching over 250 feet, several short and well-bolted sport climbs, and more than 50 routes, it’s a great place for all levels of climbers.
Eagle Creek Canyon
Near Emerald Bay, you’ll find two great climbing spots in Eagle Creek Canyon. Mayhem Cove is a great spot for intermediate to advanced climbers, while the Ninety Foot Wall is a popular area for beginners as it offers an amazing view of Lake Tahoe.
Lover’s Leap
With more 150 established climbing routes, Lover’s Leap is a popular climbing spot. Scale a 600-foot chunk of granite and admire the beauty of being surrounded by towering pine trees. Lover’s Leap offers some of the best rock climbing around Lake Tahoe and there are even guided rock climbing and educational courses for all ages and abilities.
Mesa Rim Climbing Center
As the largest rock climbing gym in Reno, the Mesa Rim Climbing Center offers more than 24,000 square feet of climbing space. It’s a great place to build your skills and comfort level with climbing. The gym also features yoga and fitness area, locker rooms, a sauna, community areas, and a variety of classes.
If you’re looking for outdoor adventure, Reno is the best place to call home. From hundreds of trails to go hiking and biking, cliffs to climb, and beautiful waters to paddle through, there are all kinds of ways to explore the Biggest Little City and the surrounding areas. For more information on what we love about calling Reno home, contact the David Morris Group. Our expertise is unparalleled, and we’re happy to be your guide through the city.
