Rock Climbing in TX

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>>1046587
Hueco is best but you probably already know that. I went climbing today. Whitehorse ledge in North Conway NH. Long run out easy slab.

>>1046587
There's not a lot of publicly accessible climbing in the state. Trans-Pecos is best. Hueco Tanks is the only spot where a lot has been done, but I've always thought Big Bend could be pretty good too, if someone was willing to put in the work to pioneer routes there.

There's absolutely nothing down in South Texas. It's pretty flat down there--just look at a topo map. Your closest outdoor climbing would be in the Hill Country. Enchanted Rock can be decent.

I've heard good things about Reimer's Ranch but don't personally know anything about it.

>>1046587

Enchanted Rock in Fredricksberg has some decent climbing opportunities.

You're not going to have many options in Texas that isn't Big Bend or in the extreme west pays off the state, though.

>>1047003
>>1047072

My friends are planning a Big Bend trip. I can't go.

I will hopefully hit up the Trans-pecos after sampling though!

>>1046587
>(Franklin Mountains area)

if you havent, check mountainproject.

Hueco
>january
Better call ahead and get reservations, son


what kind of climbing? bouldering? trad? sport?
theres a lot of each if youre willing to drive a little more (an hour or so)

have fun

>>1047270
I was thinking mainly bouldering. I don't have any gear, but my shoes.
I probably won't have time to drive an extra hour.

Thank you for the reservations tip! Once, we figure out where we are going I will call ahead to make sure I can boulder when I get there.