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Oregon
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At a glance
Portland & The Gorge
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Portland & The Gorge encompasses diverse climbing opportunities across Oregon's varied terrain, from accessible crags near the metro area to the dramatic basalt formations of the Columbia River Gorge. The region offers everything from beginner-friendly sport climbing to challenging multi-pitch adventures on columnar basalt and other rock types. This area suits climbers of all levels seeking accessible climbing with scenic Pacific Northwest backdrops.
Bridge of the Gods Boulders
~4 min drive
Riverside bouldering near the Bridge of the Gods in Washington's Gorge.
Dome, The
~5 min drive
Versatile Washington crag with varied climbing for multiple skill levels.
Windy Slab
~11 min drive
Exposed slab climbing in Oregon with technical face routes.
South Face
~12 min drive
South-facing Oregon crag with accessible climbing for mixed abilities.
Beacon Rock Bouldering
~12 min drive
Solid bouldering in Oregon's Columbia River Gorge with scenic river views.
North Forest Boulders
~12 min drive
Forested Oregon bouldering area with accessible problems for skill development.
Columbia Pearl
~12 min drive
Oregon basalt climbing with varied angles and solid rock.
Northwest Face
~12 min drive
Oregon rock climbing area with varied climbing opportunities.
West Face
~12 min drive
Versatile Oregon climbing area with routes for multiple skill levels.
Upper Bowl
~13 min drive
Washington climbing area with varied routes in a natural bowl formation.
