Huntington Canyon Climbing Guide
Huntington Canyon delivers world-class bouldering on pristine sandstone, plus seasonal ice climbing that draws alpinists from across the Intermountain West. The area's crown jewel is the Burma Road bouldering zone, where everything from V0 warm-ups to V10 testpieces await on perfect stone. Access is straightforward via Highway 31, though winter conditions can make the ice climbing areas the main attraction.
Classic Routes
The must-do lines that define the Huntington experience. These routes showcase what makes the area special and should be on every visitor's tick list.
Routes
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Classic Warm Up (V1, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Inspired by Gravity (WI4-5, Trad, Huntington Canyon Ice)
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Baby's First Chimney (V0-, Boulder, Burma Road)
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The Clinger (V0, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Entrance Slab (V0, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Easy Street (V-easy, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Corner Crack (V1, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Easy on Backside of Burma (V1, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Wild Things (V3, Boulder, The Sandbox)
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Center Field (WI4, Trad, Huntington Canyon Ice)
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Coats Corner (WI4, Trad, Huntington Canyon Ice)
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Beginner Routes (V0–V2)
Perfect for getting your feet under you on Huntington's unique sandstone. The Burma Road area concentrates most of the mellow problems, making it easy to link together a solid session without burning too much approach energy.
Routes
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Dirty Whale (V0+, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Chicken Shack Crack (V2-, Boulder, Burma Road)
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Slanted Reality (V2, Boulder, Deep Recess)
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Intermediate Routes (V3–V7, WI4)
This is where Huntington starts showing its teeth. The Sandbox and Baller Boulder areas serve up technical problems that demand solid movement skills, while the ice routes provide classic winter objectives for those ready to swing tools.
Routes
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The Detangler (V5-6, Boulder, The Sandbox)
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Lone Star (V6, Boulder, The Sandbox)
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Ostertag (V6-7A+, Boulder, Burma Road > Baller Area > Baller Boulder)
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The Bucket (V6-7A+, Boulder, Burma Road > Baller Area > Baller Boulder)
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Hard Routes (V8+, WI5+)
Elite-level problems and ice routes that represent some of Utah's most challenging climbing. The Deep Recess area and Baller Boulder concentrate the hardest stone problems, while the ice routes push into serious mixed and technical water ice terrain.
Routes
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Deep Recess (V8, Boulder, Deep Recess)
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Huntington Hole (V10, Boulder, Deep Recess)
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Kicking the Bucket (V9-10 7C+, Boulder, Burma Road > Baller Area > Baller Boulder)
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Larry Bird (V9-10 7C+, Boulder, Burma Road > Baller Area > Baller Boulder)
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Stockton to Malone (V8-9 7B+, Boulder, Burma Road > Baller Area > Baller Boulder)
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Left of Coats (M5+, Trad, Huntington Canyon Ice)
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Left Field (WI5, Trad, Huntington Canyon Ice)
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