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The Doll House Rock Climbing

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Routes in The Doll House

Supercrack of the Maze T 5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a

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Elevation:	5,261 ft	1,604 m
GPS:	38.16931, -109.96368 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Anus Herder on Oct 24, 2022
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Access Issue: Canyonlands National Park Details

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nps.gov/cany/planyourvisit/…

White chalk is prohibited. Chalk must be similar in color to the rock being climbed.
The physical altering of rock faces by chiseling, glue reinforcement of existing holds, gluing of new holds, and the intentional removal of lichen or plants from rock are prohibited.
Rock climbing should be mostly free climbing or clean aid climbing.
Any new installation of fixed gear requires a permit. If an existing item or fixed anchor is judged unsafe, it may be replaced, in kind, without a permit. Bolts, hangers and chains must be painted the color of the rock surface.
Protection may not be placed with the use of a hammer except to replace existing belay and rappel anchors and bolts on existing routes, or for emergency self-rescue. The use of motorized power drills is prohibited.
If an existing software item (sling, etc.) is unsafe, it may be replaced. Software left in place must match the rock surface in color.
Leaving fixed ropes in place for more than 24 hours is prohibited, unless the park has been notified.
Slacklining (or “highlining”) and BASE jumping are prohibited.
Guided rock climbing services are prohibited.

Description

Once you arrive at the Doll House you are in one of the most remote and amazingly beautiful places in the western United States. The Maze District was one of the last places to be mapped in America. The National Park Service fiercely protects this area and you need to have a permit (in advance) to camp there. There are only three campsites.

Check here for updates within Canyonlands National park Climbing: nps.gov/cany/planyourvisit/…

Getting There

Doll House is located in the Maze District of Canyonlands National Park at the end of a 20 mile 4WD road. Expect very rough roads, you will need at minimum 4x4 high clearance expect up to 5 hrs to make it here depending on how comfortable you are/conditions of the roads.

Alternatively we chose to raft into the confluence and hike up from there which is a 30 minute hike from the Colorado river into Dollhouse territory.