challenging
6–8 hours per day
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and upper body strength to safely enjoy multipitch climbs and sustained physical effort.
Join The Backcountry Pros LLC for an unforgettable 3-day rock climbing adventure in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Perfect for climbers eager to explore the stunning Wasatch Range.
Starting at $450 pp | 3 Days | Climb with the pros!
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.
3 Days
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 3 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.
Utah’s mountain weather can change rapidly; always verify conditions before heading out to avoid storms or sudden temperature drops.
Proper climbing shoes enhance grip and control, making technical routes safer and more enjoyable.
Hydration is critical in the dry Utah climate, especially during physical exertion on rock faces.
Temperatures vary widely between morning and afternoon; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
The Wasatch Mountains have long been a destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with Indigenous peoples utilizing the area for hunting and gathering before modern climbing developed.
Climbers are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to protect sensitive rock surfaces and local vegetation.
Protects your head from falls and falling debris.
Necessary for securing yourself to the rope and anchors.
Comfortable shoes for hiking to climbing routes, especially useful during spring conditions.
spring specific
Keeps you warm during cooler morning starts and shaded climbs.
fall specific