EM: Robinson Bluff Climbing

Climb more. Drive less.

Robinson Bluff does NOT allow top access to the Bluff without permission of the owners. The only people allowed top access are guides and developers. You run the risk of killing someone below if you accidentally dislodge any rocks above. If you are caught beyond the rope at the top you may be permanently ejected from the property. Please be mindful of other people's safety and lives. 

*Pets are NOT allowed at Robinson Bluff.

GUIDING AT THE BLUFF IS BY PERMIT ONLY

To obtain an ANNUAL PERMIT, please submit the following:

1. First and Last Name

2. Address

3. Phone number and email

4. A copy of your AMGA or PCGI Certification

5. PERMITTEE MUST provide additional liability protection as follows:

General commercial liability insurance to cover all aspects of the operation commensurate with industry standards for personal injury and property damage in the amounts of $1,000,000 per occurrence, with a $2,000,000 aggregate.

This certificate must show ROBINSON BLUFF LLC as "ADDITIONAL INSURED."

Contact management at climb@robinsonbluff.com to apply for a permit.

**Special Announcement** 

Do you want to get the FA on multiple boulder routes? Would you like to name the route and assign the rating? We probably have close to 40-50 boulder routes that need to be cleaned and established and we need your help! 

Please go to the North End Boulders on the North side and then click on Boulder Gardens.  All the pertinent info is there!  Bring your crash pads and play for a day or a week!

Open seven days a week to the public and offer 21 campsites for those who aren't ready to leave!

Website: Fees and Waiver Page You can find all information on our page in the menu bar at the top of the website. Rules and requirements are posted on our kiosk as you enter Robinson Bluff. So make sure to read them before, or after you have submitted your waiver and fee envelope (also located at our kiosk).

ENTRY FEE:  We just ask that you make sure you have SIGNED OUR LIABILITY WAIVER and have paid the required ENTRY FEE or CAMPING FEE(S) due at the time of entry. Please leave a copy or portion of the waiver / envelope with the Names of those visiting from your vehicle, VISIBLE ON THE DASH OF YOUR VEHICLE, parked in our free parking area. Please pay with cash at the kiosk and deposit envelope on entry. ONLINE Payment:  If you prepaid online then please provide a copy or your name and receipt number visible on the dash of your car. Please include a list of all visitors from your vehicle and deposit an envelope or waiver with a list of those who paid online. Fees and Waiver Page

* DIRECTION NOTES - Getting to Robinson Bluff - Do not trust Apple Maps to get you to Robinson Bluff.  It keeps directing people to our neighbor. Please use Google Maps or the directions below.

CAMPING: Camping fees are $10 per site/per night (up to 6 people). Also group site reservations are available by phone.

We have over 20 designated camp sites and are currently available on a first come first serve basis. If you have or are planning a group activity, feel free to send us an email or call to check if the group sites are available for reservation. *Camping Entrance Notes: The main entrance gate remains locked. So we suggest bringing a large backpack to carry your things to your camp site. There's a weekend camp host at the front camper or a number at the gate that you can call for the temporary gate code, but cell phone service can vary depending on your provider. If you do drive through the gate pull to your camp site then please remember to park back in the parking lot after you drop off your camping supplies. The camp road is designed wide enough for one car and doesn't allow for parked vehicles.

DEVELOPED FOR CLIMBERS of all difficulties and styles, Robinson Bluff is a Midwestern sport climber’s haven. Here, moderate face climbing prevails with some spicy overhangs and obvious cracks. Within a few yards of the Big River and scenic views of rural rolling hills, Robinson Bluff is a new sport climbing destination in Missouri. Robinson Bluff gives Midwest sport climbers a new place to climb outdoors. It's close. It's beautiful.

"With the lack of a winter breeze, at the bottom of the bluff, and the sun hitting the rock face early, it's seldom too cold to climb. If it's at least 40 degrees and the sun's out, join us at Robinson Bluff."