NoName 6.7

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NoName 6.7 is a rock climbing area located in No Name Canyon, just north of Glenwood Springs on the Western Slope. The site features granite cliffs and is accessible primarily via the Jess Weaver Trail, a busy summer route that serves as the main access path. Climbers typically hike up the road to cross the bridge and walk downstream to reach the crags, including specific walls like The Flume Wall, The Hideout, and Jumbled Buttress. Some routes on Jumbled Buttress and The Hideout may be reachable by crossing the creek during low water periods. The area offers trad climbing, with established routes ranging in difficulty, and also includes some bouldering. Parking is available near the trailhead, though finding a spot can be difficult on busy summer days. The site is pet-friendly. Climbing is possible year-round, though spring through fall is generally best; winter conditions are cold with limited sun exposure. The elevation is listed at 8,360 feet in some records, though other sources cite 6,216 feet for the broader West Side area. The difficulty is rated as difficult, requiring experienced climbers.