Wasatch Rock Climbing: 2-Day Trips in Cottonwood Heights, Utah
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6–8 hours per day
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with endurance for extended climbs and hiking with gear.
Overview
Join The Backcountry Pros for a private 2-day rock climbing adventure in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Challenge yourself on world-class routes and soak in stunning Wasatch Range views.
Wasatch Rock Climbing, 2 Day-Trips
Starting at $300 pp | 2 Days | Climb with the pros!
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About This Adventure
Rock climbing in Northern Utah's Wasatch Range around Salt Lake City and Park City is incredibly diverse. Within just a few miles one can climb on granite, quartzite, or limestone.
Rates:
- Solo Trip: $915
- 2 Person Trip: $500 per person
- 3 Person Trip: $383 per person
- 4 Person Trip: $300 per person
- 5 Person Trip: $300 per person
Duration
2 Days
About
Rock climbing in Northern Utah's Wasatch Range around Salt Lake City and Park City is incredibly diverse. Within just a few miles one can climb on granite, quartzite, or limestone. Crags have a wide diversity of routes, from wonderful top rope learning areas, to sport-climbs and adventurous multi-pitch traditional outings. It's no surprise that climbers flock to the area year after year to enjoy the exploits. We offer guided climbing and climbing instruction to individuals and groups of all ability levels. Through a special use permit of the USFS we access areas throughout Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons and within the Lone Peak, Twin Peaks and Mt. Olympus Wilderness Areas.
Spend 2 full days out climbing in the remarkable Wasatch Range. Each trip is tailored to the specific interests and skills of the group. We have access to a multitude of single pitch crags which work well for sport climbing and skills development as well as access to a variety of adventure-laden, classic traditional multi-pitch routes.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Before You Climb
Weather in the Wasatch can change rapidly; ensure you have up-to-date forecasts before heading out.
Bring Plenty of Water
Hydration is key when climbing in Utah's dry climate, especially during warmer months.
Use Proper Climbing Shoes
Wearing well-fitted climbing shoes improves grip on limestone and granite surfaces.
Respect Local Regulations
Stay on established trails and follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the rock formations.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- mule deer
- golden eagles
History
The Wasatch Range has been a climbing destination since the early 20th century and holds significance for the indigenous Ute tribe.
Conservation
The climbing community actively supports conservation efforts by minimizing impact and participating in local cleanups to preserve the fragile ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing Harness
A secure harness is necessary for safety while ascending rock faces.
Climbing Helmet
Protects your head from falling debris and impacts during climbs.
Chalk Bag and Chalk
Helps keep hands dry for maximum grip on rock surfaces.
Layered Clothing
Light layers help regulate body temperature through cool mornings and warmer afternoons.
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