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Rocky Canyon Climbing Area

Right Off the Interstate, Yet Secluded in a Ravine

Rock Climbing Spot on Rocky Creek in Rocky Mountains near Bozeman, MT

The Rocky Canyon Climbing Area is a designated rock climbing area tucked away in the canyon just as one reaches Bozeman, heading West on I-90. The start to the trail is relatively unmarked – the trail begins where Chestnut Road stops. From there the trail parallels the interstate (very close in spots) until it turns right and winds up the ravine. There are many limestone walls with lots of holds and bolts. Due to the spot’s proximity to the interstate and railroad that also passes through the canyon, shouting might be necessary when on the climb.

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Rock Climbing Spot

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South Central Rockies Forests

Mid-elevation Sedimentary Mountains