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Carver cliff is on PRIVATE PROPERTY! MORE INFO >>> This is very important to remember, and the rules associated with climbing here must be respected if it is to remain open to climbers. In order to climb or boulder at this area you must sign a waiver and pay a one-time $8 fee at the Portland Rock Gym. Be sure to carry photo ID with you when you're at the area. Respect the land owner's property, don't litter, don't add or remove any bolts without permission, etc. It would be a big loss to the Portland climbing community if Carver were to be closed to us so do your part to keep it open and accessable. This information is a public crowdsourcing effort between the Access Fund, and Mountain Project. You should confirm closures, restrictions, and/or related dates. Keeping climbing areas open and conserving the climbing environment

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Description 

Please read the access details for the Carver area before heading out here

Carver cliff is a small crag on private property in the town of Carver, Oregon. It's around 80ft. tall and has a few dozen sport and trad routes.

Getting There 

The easiest approach is to park at the large parking lot adjacent to the river park. Walk up to the intersection at the entrance to this parking lot, cross the street and head uphill on Hattan Rd. After a short distance take the first right (just after the old church) and look for the gated road. Walk around the gate and take the trail on the right. The trail goes for a few hundred meters and leads directly to the cliffs.

The Classics

Featured Route For Carver Cliff

Dreamscape 5.11b  OR : Carver : ... : Ivy League Buttress

Do not miss this beautiful finger crack! The route begins with tips and gradually moves into larger fingers. The business comes early, however, it is easily protected with a nut....[more]   Browse More Classics in OR