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Rock Climbing Oregon leads the way to nearly 700 trad and sport routes in twenty-four of the state’s best climbing areas. Local climbers Adam Bolf and Benjamin Ruef share their knowledge of these diverse crags. Many lie right off roads and highways, some have been overlooked, and others have had little or no updated public information, but they all offer good rock quality, reasonable access, and some development. |
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