Mount Sequoyah Bouldering Climbing

This sandstone bouldering area has been climbed since the 1990s, but due to unclear access concerns, had not been publicized. The City of Fayetteville has confirmed that the bouldering is on their property and can be enjoyed by the public, making it some of the closest outdoor climbing to Fayetteville. There are over 20 problems varying from VB to V-hard with vertical to over hanging sections. This is a family and leashed dog friendly area which is best climbed in the winter, later fall, and start of the spring. Summer is hot in this area. The band of rock is south facing but in the shade and overhanging. It seeps water after a rain and takes several days to dry after any precipitation. There is suspect blocks on the right side, which are recommended to avoid. All names of routes here are placeholders meant to help orient climbers to their location. If you have more information about the history of this area and original names, please connect.

The park is open to multi-use and commonly called a place to commune with nature (so please be respectful of noise and follow LTN principles): fayetteville-ar.gov/3553/Mo…