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Naturita and Paradox Valley

Submitted By: John Peterson on Feb 28, 2007
Administrators: Ben Mottinger, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst
Elevation: 6,000 feet
Latitude: 38.2198  Longitude: -108.5675 
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Description 

The "Wild Wild West" is a remote area of western Colorado near Naturita. With no nearby population centers climbing in this area is wide open. Most of the rock is sandstone, with everything from short crags to pinnacles to long sandstone cracks.

The best source of information on this area is Charlie Fowler's guidebook, the Wild Wild West.


Getting There 

Approach from the south through the Telluride area, from the northwest from Grand Junction through Unaweep, or from the south in the Moab / Indian Creek area. Detailed maps and route information is at http://www.charliefowler.com.