Chimney Rock 

The summit view is incredible. You can see all the way out to the Henry Mountains in Utah. While most of the Cimarron rock is the perfect medium for gear-ripping 20 foot groundfalls, the standard SW chimney route of Chimney Rock is a great 5.8 adventure. Bring a #4 Camalot. Enjoy!

The 1.6 miles is to the Court House Peak trailhead. Wrong trail. You want to park about a half mile before that, there is a 4 wheeler track that takes you way up into the basin. At the first 20 foot cliff band on the approach, go right around it then back left, we went behind a big boulder to get up the next and last cliff band. On the climb, your 6 biggest cams will protect the whole route. With a single 60m rope, you can rappel from the summit; 2 raps to the top of the second pitch, then 2 more down the route.

Chimney ROCK. At least that's its official name, not Chimney Peak. Why does this bother me? :)

Edit: From a great Trail & Timberline article (Fall 2012), "It is officially named Chimney Rock but has been known locally as Chimney Peak."