Ogden Area Rock Climbers

All levels welcome! Looking for some where I haven't been in a while and with shade.
This area has a pretty decent mix of sport and Trad climbing. The Ambush Wall is mostly sport with 2 trad routes. Because of the shade, this can be a busy area, so be prepared to change locations.
DIRECTIONS/HOW TO FIND US: The Big Cottonwood Canyon Park & Ride parking lot. From here, the Ambush Wall up the canyon 5.7 miles. There is a pullout on the north side of the road. There is an orange sign with "7.8" in black at the pullout.
WHAT TO BRING: - helmet - harness - belay device - water - snacks and lunch - medicines you may need - layers of clothes appropriate for the weather - approach shoes Optional (If you have experience leading) - rope - anchor materials with locking carabiners - PAS - personal anchor system - quick draws - trad rack RULES OF THE GAME: This is an outdoor event which carries more risk. We have an accident-free record but can make no guarantees (since rocks can fall, etc.). The biggest detriment to safety is behavior, so please be aware of your actions and those of the people around you. If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to msg me.
Wayne B (801) 589-4696

All levels welcome! Let's head up the Ogden Canyon Routes to climb. More specifically the 5.8 Wall and Utah Wall. For those who are not yet leading, I will set up top ropes and do a small intro to lead & Trad for any beginners. I have a couple of ropes, but if others have a rope, that would be helpful. Be prepared for a nice 5-10 minute walk to the 5.8 wall and some uphill scrambling to get to the Utah Wall crag. Bring water, snacks, comfortable hiking shoes, etc. DIRECTIONS/HOW TO FIND US: Meet at the South end of Rainbow Gardens parking lot,near the trailhead. I drive a black Chevy Suburban. Due to the lack of parking it is best to carpool into the Ogden Canyon climbing area. If you need to drive your own vehicle, you can just follow me or look for my truck. WHAT TO BRING: - helmet - harness - belay device - water - snacks and lunch - medicines you may need - layers of clothes appropriate for the weather - approach shoes Optional (If you have experience leading) - rope - anchor materials with locking carabiners - PAS - personal anchor system - quick draws - trad rack

RULES OF THE GAME: This is an outdoor event which carries more risk. We have an accident-free record, but can make no guarantees (since rocks can fall, etc.). The biggest detriment to safety is behavior, so please be aware of your actions and those of the people around you.

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NOTE:
If anyone wants to carpool,
I'll be leaving West Haven, UT on the 9th around 10am. (It's a 4 to 5 hour drive) And leaving Lander, WY on the 13th around 5pm. Camping in the park is free for the event, but I got a hotel for the time I'm there. The room has 2 beds, if someone wants one, let me and we can workout the money issue later. If you have any questions or concerns please get in touch with me.
801-589-4696
waynebbranch@gmail.com