Do one of the boulder problems to reach the ledge under the capstone, then climb up and left on steep thin face until it rounds off. Set the top rope and descend via Indians and Cowboys.

Winter Camp- Right

Winter Camp- Left

Two Arrowheads

Indians and Cowboys

Climb incipient cracks to a sloping ledge under the capstone. Step up on small face holds to a beefy one bolt anchor. Set the top rope and descend via Indians and Cowboys. A good one to do by firelight.

Scramble up rock piles to a small ledge at the base of a hand to finger-sized crack on the southeast side of Winter Camp Rock. Belay with gear or one of the bolts, descend by down climbing Indians and Cowboys.

A short crack on the southwest side. Start from the highest ledges, next to the aclove. First summited by Native Americans, then miners and ranchers that moved to the area.

Winter Camp is a 25' tall pile of rocks surrounded by more large rocks. It has a couple of short trad leads, top ropes, and boulder problems. With a fair amount of bouldering on all sides at the base and in the nearby washes and low ridges. Two widely separated bolts and cracks provide anchors that can reach all sides, Climbing is needed to reach the top and the easiest way up or down is the crack on the southwest face.This is one of the best places to camp at Knob, the campsite is right up against the rock, distance from the main area when it's occupied by thrashers or large groups, and climbing by firelight are some of the many pluses.

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Routes in Winter Camp