High atop the Wyoming high country, where Ten Sleep Canyon carves dramatic lines through the Bighorns, lies a pillar of rock that commands equal measures of curiosity and respect: His and Hers Wall. Positioned at 8,863 feet, just right of the distinct Cobra formation, this wall invites adventurous climbers looking for challenging lines and an alpine experience. The altitude here brings crisp air and broad views, but it’s the steep pocketed faces and unique aretes that will linger in your memory long after the descent.

Approaching His and Hers Wall means winding your way through the classic pineland landscape of Ten Sleep, the whisper of wind in the trees a constant companion. The wall itself is unmistakable – a towerlike formation with both a literal and figurative edge. There's an undeniable energy here, a sense that every hold has earned its place amid centuries of sun and snow. With no routes on the front pillar as of 2014, the flavor of adventure is undiluted; instead, climbs wrap around the sides, guarding their secrets until you step up to claim the challenge.

Technical variety defines climbing at His and Hers. On the left arete, 'Hayze Swayze' (5.11b) offers a creative journey on pockets and edges, while the right-facing side is home to steep lines with pocketed finishes that test both technique and tenacity. Each “his and hers” climb draws you up, rewarding commitment with exposure and a unique perspective down the canyon.

Classic climbs on this wall have grown legendary among those who love Ten Sleep’s steeper side. ‘Sid and Nancy’ (5.12a) is renowned for its sustained moves and striking position. ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ (5.12b) ups the ante with an even steeper finish, a favorite for those who relish a burly top-out. For the truly ambitious, ‘Ike and Tina’ (5.13a) tempts with its demanding sequences and a crux that will humble most. These lines are no place for hesitation, but with the right mindset, every hard-fought move feels like an adventure in itself.

An important note for planning: due to ongoing land management efforts, climbers must respect current raptor closures and strict prohibitions on new route development. Changes to fixed hardware—including past alterations or bolts that may not meet modern safety standards—underscore the need to check up-to-date conditions before you go. The US Forest Service is working actively with advocacy groups to ensure this place stays wild, beautiful, and accessible for the future.

Whether you’re tackling steep pockets or simply soaking in high-altitude beauty, His and Hers Wall is a reminder that Ten Sleep's best rewards come to those who tread thoughtfully and climb with intention. From powerful classics to crisp mountain air and the possibility of spotting raptors cruising overhead, the experience captures what makes Wyoming climbing special—untamed, challenging, and absolutely unforgettable.