Climbing Near Fort Worth, Texas

The wall on the West side of the main canyon is actually part of a big free standing boulder/tower. On the back side of this boulder are a handful of overhung 5.10 - 5.11 routes and a few easier problems. Head down the stairs on the trail from the parking lot and take a left at the fork. Head into the main canyon, but after you pass a boulder and before you enter the canyon take a right. The climbs can be found on along the wall next to you. To set up your top rope: head to the back of the main canyon. Squeeze through the slot and head into the narrow canyon to your right. Scramble your way up to the top and you're there.

Merger of Gerault and 2499 / Long Prairie Rd. Plenty of parking in near by housing developments.

Some of the longer climbs in the park. The wall is solid 5.8 - 5.9 territory with suprisingly aestethic climbing. Just be sure the first person up isn't afraid of spiders... All climbs have bolt anchors at the top, and there are chains near the north east corner for rapelling if you aren't comfortable downclimbing the approach. This wall is shaded the entire day, which is why there will almost always be a few climbers on this wall when it's hot out. Follow the trail from the parking lot past the overlook and down the stairs. Take a left when the trail forks and head into the long, obvious canyon ahead. The wall is to your right and opposes the Main Canyon Left wall. To access the top to set an anchor head to the end of the canyon, pass through the narrow slot and into a smaller canyon on your right. Climb to the top of the rubble, then chimney up the last few feet to gain the top.