Climbing in Boise, ID

60-100’ continuous feet of sandstone stretch across the northeast side of this iconic geological feature for a pump-worthy bouldering traverse.

Columnar basalt cliffs flanking the Boise River just east of town feature single pitch trad and sport for easily accessible, year-round climbing.

Established by early climbing legends, the City of Rocks is a celebrated climbing destination with everything from classic, stout crack routes to 5-point-fun friction.

Only a short drive up to Bogus Basin, Mores Mountain affords two granite spires with enjoyable sport climbing—and a couple trad routes—in a cool, alpine environment offering an alternative to the hot Black Cliffs in summertime.

Just outside of Twin Falls, the basalt rock at Dierkes offers steep sport and stout bouldering.

The Mountaineers Route on Elephant’s Perch is one of the most iconic routes and perhaps Idaho’s best.

Adventure climbing at its best, a hair-raising scramble from the Bench Lakes leads to a fun, 2-pitch 5.4 chimney with breathtaking 360 degree views.

If you’re up for a challenging traditional climb, you need to consider Table Rock. Don’t be discouraged by the approach, it is a fantastic climb and well worth it.