Page Type: | Route |
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Lat/Lon: | 43.79110°N / 116.0907°W |
Route Type: | Trad Climbing, Sport Climbing, Toprope |
Season: | Spring, Summer, Fall |
Time Required: | Less than two hours |
Difficulty: | 5.9-5.12 |
In 1995 most of the initial climbing development took place on Mores Mountain. More recently, a new area on the east side of Mores Mountain right off the bike trail has seen development. The easiest known climb in the area is a 5.9, with many tougher climbs in the 5.10-5.11 range. Sandy Epeldi's Boise Climbs book is an excellent reference along with his web site.
Roadside Rock (from left to right) | |||
Life Without Beer | 5.10b | 4 bolts to the hangers just under a roof | Possible cam placement near 2nd bolt |
Deliverance | 5.10a | Dirty crack climb | Descend from tree ledge |
The Long and Winding Road | 5.11d | 9 bolts finishes near tree | Crumbly rock at the crux |
Computer Girl | 5.9 | 2 Pitches / 16 bolts | Finishes on top of the formation |
Midnight Visitor | 5.10b | 8 bolts to hangers just below the top | Starts near a tree |
After Midnight | 5.9 | 12 bolts | Starts on Midnight Visitor and finishes on Shades of Gray |
Heart of Darkness | 5.10b | 15 bolts to hangers | Starts on Midnight Visitor and traverses onto Junkie Cosmonaut |
Junkie Cosmonaut | 5.12c | 5 bolts to hangers | May want to use a stick clip on first bolt |
Freaky Toy Girl | 5.10d | 5 bolts to hangers | Use the Junkie Cosmonaut hangers |
Shades of Gray | 5.10b | 17 bolts from the ground | Use 2 ropes to rappel |
The Pincer Rock Formation | See the Boise Climbs Book for more | At least 10 known routes |
The climbing season is generally May through October and in the winter the road is closed due to snow.