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Rock Climbing Wild Iris

Lander, Wyoming

5.0/5
based on 1 reviews

Description

Added by George Bruce Wilson

Iconic rock climbing for all sport climbers. Despite its popularity, this spot usually isn't too crowded. Hiking, Trail Running, Wild Life, Festivals, Beer.

Wild Iris is an iconic rock climbing destination for all sport climbers. It sits at about 9000 feet and there is little cell reception so let someone know where you will be. It was developed years ago by the late Rock Climbing legend Todd Skinner. At the time this area was very futuristic for climbers and quickly has become a place for people all over the world to travel to.

One of the best parts is that its almost never crowded despite the popularity. There are a few main areas in Wild Iris of all skill level up to 5.14d. Some of the local strongmen like BJ Tilden continue to develop the climbing in this area and other Wyoming destinations. Come prepared to test your finger strength in pockets, get pumped out of your mind, and have some amazing climbing days. The best season to climb in Wild iris is the summer.

There is a festival that happens every July in Lander, the closest city, called, The International Climbers Festival. It's definitely worth going to. Top professional climbers come and you will meet some of the friendliest people around there. Lander is also very unique because you can camp for free in the city park. It's a very climber friendly town. See you there!

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Features

Rock Climbing
Chillin
Camping
Photography
Hiking
Bathrooms
Dog Friendly
Easy Parking
Forest
Picnic Area
Scenic
Wildflowers
Wildlife

Rock Climbing Wild Iris Reviews

Great limestone, great scenery, great camping! There are a variety of classic routes for all skill levels, good for the beginner to expert.

Leave No Trace

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