Rock Climbing · Rifle, CO
Hawaiian Two-Foot (aka "Hawaiian Tufa")
Before you go
Live · nearest station Glenwood Springs, 25 miGood window today. Daylight to 8:14 pm.
Mostly Cloudy
Feels like 96°
Storm chance
6% afternoon
Wind
10 mph W
UV index
3.7 moderate
Sun window
6:18 am to 8:14 pm
Distance
—
Elevation gain
3ft
High point
5,318ft
Season
Jan - Dec
About
Hawaiian Two-Foot, also called Hawaiian Tufa, is a 90-foot sport climb on the Hawaiian Wall in Rifle Mountain Park, Rifle, Colorado. The route is rated 5.13a and is described as a slab climb with a crux on slightly overhanging rock. It is located on the sunny wall just downcanyon from Skull Cave. Access requires scrambling up to a ledge system above the scree field, left of the parking area. Climbers can belay from a lower, bigger ledge without an anchor or scramble higher to belay off the first bolt. The climb requires 10-12 draws and a 60-meter rope. The route is noted as good for cold days because success depends on sticking feet in small dishes. First ascent was by Don Welsh.
Trail profile
Gain
3 ft
Avg grade
—
Steepest
—
High point
5,318 ft
Good to know
Parking at the trailhead
Dogs allowed on leash
Waypoints
Latest trail reportgood
Spring climbing conditions. Route may be wet after rainfall. Check weather forecast before climbing.
Reported Mar 3, 2025Verified
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