White Trash

About

White Trash is a rock climbing area in Silverton, Colorado, situated at an elevation of 9,541 feet. The site offers moderate difficulty routes suitable for climbers with some experience. Access is straightforward, with parking available on site and the area being pet friendly. The climbing season runs year-round, though conditions are generally best from late spring through fall. Summer temperatures in this alpine environment are mild, although thunderstorms and occasional snow can occur at higher elevations. The area features a mix of sport and traditional routes with lengths ranging from 30 feet to approximately 1,400 feet. Rock types vary, though the area lacks splitter granite. The site is documented in regional guides such as Climbs of the Million Dollar Highway, which covers routes in Silverton including those near Master's Wall and Snowden Peak. The location provides both sun and shade, and the scenery is noted as high quality.