Yellowstone National Park
Submitted by: Sean Moon
Description
One of the most famous parks in the United States. Most of the rock through out the park is not good. There are a few places to climb spaced out in the park, but are very hard to find. Check with the park officials first about climbing, especially if your going to be doing some lead climbing. Finally, be on the look out for bears in the summer.
Location
Northwest corner of Wyoming.
Photos
Sunrise on the Yellowstone
Sunrise on the Yellowstone

Old Faithful Geyser.
Photo by Blitzo.
Old Faithful Geyser. Photo by Blitzo.

Grazers and geysers.
Photo by Blitzo.
Grazers and geysers. Photo by Blitzo.

Wind-blown snow. It gets cold in Yellowstone!
Photo by Blitzo.
Wind-blown snow. It gets cold in Yellowstone! Photo by Blitzo.

Hot springs.
Photo by Blitzo.
Hot springs. Photo by Blitzo.

Bison.
Photo by Blitzo.
Bison. Photo by Blitzo.

Giant Geyser. Random eruptions. Didn
Giant Geyser. Random eruptions. Didn't do much while I was there. Photo by Blitzo.

YNP wildlife, July 2007 - coyote
YNP wildlife, July 2007 - coyote

YNP wildlife, July 2008 - grizzly cub
YNP wildlife, July 2008 - grizzly cub

YNP, Emerald Pool, July 2008
YNP, Emerald Pool, July 2008

Hoyt Peak, 10,506
Hoyt Peak, 10,506', in the Absaroka Range. Northwest Ridge. June 08

Pilot Pk.
Pilot Pk.

Comments
Brad Edwards  Jul 25, 2012
While there are only 7 routes on MP for Yellowstone, I've been there a couple of times and was just there last week and there's LOADS of potential. There are boulders and river cliff lines by Obsidian Cliff, boulders in the Hoodoos, and stuff along Lake Yellowstone. And that's just stuff near the road or a short hike away.

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