Oklahoma · Rock climbing · Fort Gibson

The Fort

35 routes
V1 – V8-9
Bouldering
Mar–May, Sep–Nov
best months

The Fort is a climbing area in Oklahoma, about 3 miles from the town of Mallard Bay. It sits close to the water, with the Dam Site on Fort Gibson Lake about a mile away and the Neosho River, a canoeing route, just beyond it. Spring and fall are the most comfortable times to visit. Typical averages from the nearby Muskogee weather station show April highs around 72°F and October highs around 74°F, while July and August average about 93°F. Other spots within a short drive include Taylor Ferry, a lake fishing area about 6 miles away, and Bayou Manard, a canoeing route roughly 7 miles off.

Routes (35)

Chaco CornerFA: Drew NeviusV1Fine VineV1Tour GuideFA: Drew NeviusV1Mantling For DummiesFA: Matthew FrederickV1-2A Date with EleganceFA: Matt FrederickV2Ant FortressFA: Drew NeviusV2The NorthsideV2RabbotFA: Matt FrederickV2-3Above the CloudsFA: Matthew FrederickV3Chargois AreteFA: Matt Frederick?V3MyndsetV3Are You Ready to Crumble?FA: Rhyan BrownV3-4The GamblerFA: Rhyan Brown / Drew NeviusV3-4Hundred Dollar BetFA: Rhyan Brown / Drew NeviusV3+The Butterfly EffectFA: Matthew FrederickV3+Law of AttractionFA: Will Hargus?V4Shoelace BeltFA: Matt FrederickV4-The Looking GlassFA: Matt FrederickV5UndefinedFA: 35.85344,-95.22844V5BeltlessFA: Matthew FrederickV5-Born in NovemberFA: Will Hargus?V5-6Bear JewFA: Will Hargus / Josh Haynes ?V6EkklesiaFA: Matthew FrederickV6EquivalentsFA: Rhyan BrownV6Happy CamperFA: Will HargusV6Priced from Low to HighFA: Rhyan BrownV6All-Day IPAFA: Kevin DiazV6-7When God DancesV6-7Black FridayFA: Justin SalasV6+The Colony of Quiet MenFA: Will HargusV7The MistakeFA: Ethan BarnesV7Fourth and LongFA: Josh Haynes?V7+Poor Wayfaring Man of GriefFA: Tate HofmannV8The MobFA: Will HargusV8Eumeces ProjectV8-9