Rock Climbing Routes in Widgi Creek, Central Oregon

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Widgi Creek

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About Widgi Creek:

There is something for everybody here at Widgi Creek! Rock walls ready for top roping surround single boulders below. No matter what your skill, there's something here to challenge you. There are plenty of free camping spots in the area so take the day off and enjoy some walls and boulders! The people that come out to Widgi love it and take GREAT care of it. So pick up after yourself, leave the paint at home, and if you're going to chip something, chip a tooth!

Nearest town or city:	Bend
Directions:	Take Century Drive from Bend. You'll see Widgi Creek Golf Course on your left. Once you see the golf course, take your first right onto the dirt road right across the way of the course.
Latitude, Longitude:	44.00603, -121.38891
Access Issues:	The area is closed to motor vehicles from Dec. 1-March 31 every year to protect winter elk and deer range. It only takes 10 minutes to walk in from the highway, so please do not violate this closure and educate anyone you see driving in there. Also please DO NOT have fires and watch your smokes during the summer and fall season when burning is restricted. Please camp away from the boulders and the main parking areas to lessen the impact on the heavily trafficked zones. Stay on trails, don't cut live vegetation, brush excessive chalk, no tick marks, etc. In addition, there will be active logging in the area this winter during the road closure. The logging will not be in the immediate vicinity of the boulders, but the USFS has asked climbers to stay away from the logging operations. There is an annual trail-building/maintenance and cleanup party every April 1 when the road opens. Thank you for taking care of our valued local areas.
Camping:	Free
When to Climb:	Autumn Spring Summer Winter
Quantity of Climbs:	Year