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Cody

Submitted By: Mike Snyder on May 7, 2008
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The town of Cody is located in Wyomings NW corner, about 50 miles east of the Yellowstone National Park east entrance. Climbing opportunities abound in the Shoshone Canyon West of town, offering sandstone bouldering, limestone and granite sport cragging, and a variety of traditional routes primarily on the granite. In addition, world class ice climbing with an air of adventure can be found 40 miles south of town along the South Fork of the Shoshone River.


Getting There 

The Shoshone canyon is located on Hwy 14/16/20 a few miles west of the city limits. The turn off for cedar mountain bouldering is the first left after entering the canyon. It is the obvious switchback dirt road leading up the mountain. The limestone crags are on the north side of the road on Rattlesnake Mountain accessed by the only two right turn options in the canyon. The granite areas are at the west end of the canyon near the tunnels.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Cody:
High on Boulder   WI4     Ice, Alpine, 3 pitches, Grade II   South Fork Shoshone (Ice)
The Moratorium   WI4+     Ice, Alpine, 2 pitches, 400 feet, Grade II   South Fork Shoshone (Ice)
Broken Hearts   WI5-6     Ice, Alpine, 7 pitches, 700 feet   South Fork Shoshone (Ice)
Mean Green   WI5     Trad, Ice, Alpine, 7 pitches, 900 feet, Grade IV   South Fork Shoshone (Ice)
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Featured Route For Cody
Bobby Model getting the foot set for the business on The Ripper Point V5/6

The Ripper Point V5-6  WY : Cody : ... : Mid Mountain
Work good crimps along the lip until they end. Make a big throw or tic tac edges and the arete to get the slopey crimp. Straight up to the jug and top out. An old school V5, now widely thought to be stiff at V6 and unfortunately the yardstick for many other V5's on the mountain....[more]   Browse More Classics in WY