Jamboree (Jam-bor-knee)

About

Jamboree is a sport climbing route located in Rifle Mountain Park, a limestone climbing area on the Western Slope near Rifle, Colorado. The route sits at an elevation of 5,417 feet and is classified as difficult, specifically uprated to 5.13c. The climb features blocky, roofy terrain for the first two-thirds, followed by a crack or corner feature on the upper headwall. The lower section includes a boulder problem leading to a strenuous roof, with the crux setting up the final crack system. The route is described as three equally difficult boulder problems separated by steep climbing. Parking is available at designated areas, and pets are allowed. Access requires a daily or season entry pass, and climbers must park in designated spots. The area is accessible year-round, though it is fairly crowded on weekends from May through September. The rock is limestone of the Leadville formation, known for large, flat holds, pockets, crimps, and pinches.