Climbing Near Pewaukee, Wisconsin

Public park land open till 10:00 pm. Besides the sub-area, "Under The Bridge" the area can get pretty overgrown in summer and it occasionally can get buggy. Park in the mill street parking lot behind AJ O’Brady’s, there’s a semi secluded trail heading on the path

Lot's of potential, and more secluded than some of the other sub-areas of Lime-Kiln park. There is a slight overhang on most of the wall. Also, there isn't a large landing area and the area is right on the water, so the water level of the river will also play a factor unless you don't mind getting you and yourself wet/ muddy. The ground is also pretty much completely rock, so I heavily suggest bringing a pad or more. Getting there is not very easy and can be slightly confusing. I'll post a video on here of how to get there (videos only show up if you use the website version of "The Mountain Project") but here is my best description. You use the same entrance point as you would use to get to the River edge sub-area. Once you get down, if your back is facing the entrance wall and you're facing the river, turn left and go straight. There should be at least some indicators of where a 'trail' is. On the way, you will pass the route, "Cowboys in Limbeau" and continue past it and go around the corner. Then, you go over the tree and through. You should then be there. In order to get there, you will need to be ok with going through greenery. If you refer to the directions of getting to the sub-area, "River edge" it will help with some of the directions as well.

Secluded spot that requires some down climbing to get to. The park closes at 10:00.It's a pretty area and is cool to be right next to the river. The privacy is really nice here. The river is very loud, however, so if you need to communicate with someone on the bridge, you'll most likely need to yell.WARNING: the area sadly contains profane graffiti that is mostly inappropriate for young kids so be advised that it may be too much for young children Walk across the bridge and take a right toward the bench, while walking to the bench look to your right and you’ll see a semi-hidden short pathway. Be careful and slow walking up to it because it drops off really quick, grab on to branches as you move down if it helps. (Make Sure To Read The "Leaving There" Section On This Page)! Getting there is easy enough, you can just toss your pads down, but leaving is more difficult because you need to climb out, so having a plan for getting your pads out of there is important.The way that I do it is I took about 6-7 feet of paracord and wrapped it around the top latch of my biggest pad(which had the smaller pad already attached to it) and climbed up while holding the rope. Then when I get to the top I'll pull up the pads with the attached rope.Also, try not to leave at dark because it can be pretty sketchy getting out then.