 Front Range Bouldering
Excellent Colorado Front Range climbing
route database, and On-line Bouldering/Climbing Community. Mostly Clear Creek
Canyon, Eldorado Canyon and Boulder/Flatirons.
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 RockClimbing.Com
Huge On-line Climbing Community, Photos, Gear,
Links and more.
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 Climbing Route
Database
Worldwide Climbing Route Database and
Forum.
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 Thrillseekers Indoor Climbing Gym
The closest full-size and full-service
climbing gym to downtown Denver, Colorado. Converted from an old theater house,
Thrillseekers offers excellent indoor climbing. Check out their website for
complete information.
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 Climbing Magazine
One of the most popular climbing magazines
available. Another great one is ROCK & ICE Magazine.
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 The Bent Gate Climbing
Gear
Best
climbing gear retailers on the Front Range. Awesome selection and great
prices.
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 Mad Rock Climbing Gear
Best rock shoes for the price, staff is
very friendly on the phone. Other great gear as well, including their crash
pads, the" Mad Pad" and the "Triple Mad Pad".
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 More Climbing Gear
Great stuff for climbing.
Pagan Gear
| ACME Climbing Gear |
Mountain
Tools |
Metilous |
Trango
| Black Diamond
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 Jefferson County Open Space Parks
Much of the Colorado Front Range near
Denver is in Jefferson County, which has many public parks that
have walking and hiking trails. Many of these parks have some great boulders
and crags to pull on. Just be sure you read the rules (which may differ
slightly from park to park). If nothing about climbing is posted, just remember
your climbing ethics of leave-no-trace, pack-it-in-pack-it-out, etc.! We will
post much more specific information and beta about climbing in Jeff-Co parks as
this website develops. There are some good spots close to Denver for the
after-work, weekend and business-trip hiker / climber /
boulderer.
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 Access Fund Organization
"Your Climbing Future". Donate today to help keep
our favorite places open to climbers, and development of new
places!
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 Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor
Ethics
"A
national non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and inspiring
responsible outdoor recreation through education, research and
partnerships."
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 The Climbing
Dictionary
Climbing Terms and Lingo.
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 Ropers Knots Page
Lots of knots and how to tie
them.
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