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North Cheyenne Canyon is a narrow canyon is home to some of the oldest climbing routes in the Pikes Peak region.
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The sport climbing at Big Rock is as sweet as candy.
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This National Natural Landmark is stunning! The ancient red rock formations here make the Garden of the Gods a mecca for local & regional climbers.
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Alpine thrills close to home
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Granite, roadside
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Robert Ellingwood was one of the most important climbers in the 20th century, so it’s only fitting to find a route in the storied South Platte area named after him. Ellingwood Chimney (now a 5.8), on the west face of Bisop Rock, was considered one of the most difficult climbs in the country when Robert Ellingwood climbed it in 1924.
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