What experience level is needed for these climbs?

These routes are suited for climbers with some multipitch experience, but beginners ready for guided instruction are welcome.

Is all climbing gear provided?

Yes, Colorado Climbing Company supplies ropes, harnesses, helmets, and climbing shoes for the trip.

How far is Unaweep Canyon from the nearest city?

The canyon is approximately an hour’s drive from Grand Junction, the closest major city.

Are the climbs suitable for children?

Children aged 8 and up can participate with proper supervision and guidance.

What is the group size for guided climbs?

Trips accommodate up to three people, ensuring personalized attention.

When is the best time of year to climb at Unaweep Canyon?

Spring and fall offer the most comfortable temperatures and stable weather for climbing.

Granite Multipitch Climbs with Colorado Climbing Company

Unaweep Canyon, often called "the canyon with two mouths" by the native Ute people, offers climbers an exceptional mix of quiet solitude and remarkable granite routes. Located in Colorado’s rugged expanse, this canyon features steep, clean rock faces that challenge climbers with classic multipitch routes—all under the guidance of Colorado Climbing Company’s expert instructors. Whether you're honing crack-climbing skills on Sweet Sunday Serenade or testing route-finding on The Washouts, Unaweep's granite walls provide a diverse playground free from the crowds found in more popular climbing hubs.

The Colorado Climbing Company specializes in delivering immersive short trips—lasting 4 to 6 hours—and accommodates groups up to three people, making for an intimate, tailored experience. Their guides hold AMGA certifications, ensuring that safety and technique go hand in hand with adventure. Each trip includes necessary group gear like ropes and carabiners and personal climbing equipment such as helmets and shoes, so all you have to focus on is the vertical challenge ahead.

The canyon’s geological features date back millions of years, with its granite formations offering solid, reliable protection, perfect for both newcomers to multipitch climbing and seasoned veterans. Expect to navigate a blend of crack systems, slabs, and chimneys, all framed by expansive views that stretch from mesa tops to distant peaks.

Spring and fall bring ideal temperatures for climbing, while summer’s heat demands early starts or shaded routes. Winter ascents are possible but require preparation for cooler conditions.

This hidden gem of Colorado climbing provides a refreshing contrast to busier destinations, promising a day of stunning engagement with nature’s vertical landscapes. The Colorado Climbing Company’s trips at Unaweep Canyon stand out for their blend of expert coaching, striking scenery, and genuine adventure.