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Rock Climbing · Glenwood Springs, CO

Moral Decay (aka NoName 4)

difficultFeaturedSpring climbing conditions. Route may be wet after rainfall. Check weather forecast before climbing.
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Before you go

Live · nearest station Glenwood Springs, 4 mi
Good to go

Good window today. Daylight to 8:12 pm.

79°

Smoky

Feels like 79°

Wind

5 mph SSE

UV index

5.8 moderate

Sun window

6:16 am to 8:12 pm

Roaring Fork at Glenwood Springs is running 539 cfs, water 58°.

Distance

Elevation gain

61ft

High point

6,613ft

Season

Jan - Dec

About

Moral Decay, also known as NoName 4, is a single-pitch sport climb located in No Name Canyon, just east of Glenwood Springs on the Western Slope. The route sits at an elevation of 6,552 feet and measures 60 feet (18 meters) in length. It is rated as difficult and features seven bolts plus an anchor for protection. The climb begins on a flat block 15 feet left of the adjacent NoName 3 route, proceeds up a short slab to a small overlap, and continues through a crack or flake to the anchors. Access requires a waiver submission to property manager Ken Headrick via email, as the area is private property. Parking is available at the site, and pets are permitted. While No Name Canyon generally offers year-round climbing depending on aspect, winter conditions can be cold with limited sun exposure.

Trail profile

Gain

61 ft

Avg grade

Steepest

High point

6,613 ft

Good to know

Parking at the trailhead

Dogs allowed on leash

Waypoints

1Approach Start6,552 ft
2Climbing Route6,613 ft

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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