Skip to main content

Elk Fire · Evacuation orders in effect. If your zone is set to Evacuate, leave now.

Details

Rock Climbing · Glenwood Springs, CO

The Ballerina (aka NoName 6)

difficultFeaturedSpring climbing conditions. Route may be wet after rainfall. Check weather forecast before climbing.
Directions

Before you go

Live · nearest station Glenwood Springs, 1 mi
Good to go

Good window today. Daylight to 8:12 pm.

79°

Smoky

Feels like 79°

Wind

5 mph SSE

UV index

6 high

Sun window

6:16 am to 8:12 pm

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

Distance

Elevation gain

2ft

High point

5,711ft

Season

Jan - Dec

About

The Ballerina, also known as NoName 6, is a rock climbing area located on the West Side of No Name Canyon near Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Situated at an elevation of 5,711 feet, the site features granite cliffs with established traditional climbing routes. The area is generally accessible year-round, though spring through fall offers the most favorable conditions as winter brings cold temperatures and limited sun exposure. Climbers can expect a difficult ascent with an estimated duration of four hours. Access is primarily via the No Name Trail, where parking is available on-site, although finding a spot can be challenging during busy summer days. The site allows pets and offers routes suitable for various skill levels, with specific sub-areas including the Flume Wall, The Hideout, and Jumbled Buttress. Most routes are accessed by hiking up the road and crossing the bridge to the west side of No Name Creek.

Trail profile

Gain

2 ft

Avg grade

Steepest

High point

5,711 ft

Good to know

Parking at the trailhead

Dogs allowed on leash

Waypoints

1Approach Start5,709 ft
2Climbing Route5,709 ft

Latest trail reportgood

Spring climbing conditions. Route may be wet after rainfall. Check weather forecast before climbing.

Reported Mar 3, 2025Verified

What people say

Reviews

No reviews yet

Been here? Help the next person out.

Within 30 miles

Nearby spots