Climbing in Denver, CO
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Rocky Mountain National Park is one of America’s prettiest national parks, and also one of the rockiest. This is good news for the climber: there’s a ton of climbing, and it’s beautiful!
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Come for the ice climbs, stay for the authentic, down-to-earth mountain town vibe. Located just over Engineer Pass from the ice climbing mecca of Ouray, Lake City Ice Park has something to offer seasoned pros, first-timers, and everyone in between.
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Horsetooth Reservoir is a gorgeous recreation area with excellent climbing, hiking, and much more; it's definitely worth a visit, even if it is a bit far for Denverites.
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This 12,000-square foot gym is located in the heart of downtown and offers continually changing routes that prevent you from ever getting bored.
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You will not be disappointed with this well-maintained and diverse climbing destination, so very close to town.
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Denver is home to the third-highest concentration of tech workers in the country, with big companies like Google, Comcast, IBM, Verizon, and Oracle calling the Centennial State home.
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