Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Climbing

Explore the stunning sandstone spires of Garden of the Gods, a premier climbing destination in Colorado Springs. With certified guides leading the way, enjoy a variety of climbs that cater to both beginners and experienced climbers. Every ascent offers breathtaking views of Pikes Peak, while falcons soar above and mule deer wander nearby. In the fall, experience the ideal climbing weather, and for the adventurous, winter trips can even include ice climbing in North Cheyenne Canyon. This unique setting blends thrill with nature, making it an unforgettable climbing experience.

Meeting Point

1421 Juniper Way Loop

1421 Juniper Way Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80919, USA

Your guide will be parked near the rock in a vehicle with our logo on the side.

What's included:

• Group climbing equipment (ropes, carabiners, etc)
• Guide with AMGA Training and Certifications for climbing and instruction
• Individual climbing equipment (harness, helmet, climbing shoes, and belay devices)

Not included:

• Transportation to climbing sites or any sort of lodging
• Trip Insurance
• Personal clothing, footwear & snacks and water

What to expect:

1421 Juniper Way Loop

Garden of the Gods is one of the gems of the Front Range climbing scene and as the only certified guides operating in the park we are excited to show you the best climbing it has to offer. This National Natural Landmark is located in Colorado Springs and features amazing sandstone spires jutting hundreds of feet into the air. The sandstone spires against the blue skies feature everything from beginner slabs climbs to difficult cracks and desert towers. All with Pikes Peak as the backdrop as you climb while falcons fly through the area and mule deer occasionally wander by. There are a variety of climbs that make this an excellent location for beginners as well as more challenging trips for climbers with more experience. With the pleasant weather of Colorado Springs fall is one of the best times and with frequently pleasant weather in winter we can even combine this with a morning of ice climbing in North Cheyenne Canyon.
Note: because of the fragile nature of sandstone trips may need to be relocated or rescheduled in the event of significant precipitation within 24-48 hours.