Climbing Near Tenkiller, Oklahoma

Classic BSA ranch, lots of wonderful undiscovered boulders and rocks for scouts to find and take advantage to climb. Rock type is very strange at the camp as you progress up the "mountan" from base camp the rock changes from limestone to granet. The easiest way to go to diamond H is via I-40, then hopping off to highway 82, follow that till you hit the camp road (E 920

Quality sandstone bouldering along a forested cliff band. The topouts are guaranteed to be covered in moss, but a quick brushing can fix that. There are plenty of established problems, but many more could be put up. Follow highway 80 until you see the large outcropping of boulders right off of the road. There will be a gravel pull off across the highway from the boulders where you can park.You must hike up the side of the hill. The rocks are covered in moss and it can be slick.

Shady forested, very secluded maze of islanded cliffs, 15 minute walk from the south side of lake lincoln. The path is not well traveled, a little bush wacking, so stay low on the hillside above the lake and you'll bend around east to the rocks. There are bolted routes primarily in this area with a few cracks that would be protectable. Height in range 10-50 feet. Some moss on slab, but solid black granite, blocky in places. Routes range from 5.6 to 5.11. 15 minute approach. Park as for Lake Lincoln. Rather than head to the cliffs by the water, hike straight up southeast from the parking lot, steep slope till you are level with the top of the cliffs by the lake. Walk above them east 15 minutes and you will run into the cliffs.