Rock Climbing · Silverton, CO
Zeroeth Gully
Before you go
Live · nearest station Telluride, 9 miGood window today. Daylight to 8:11 pm.
Smoky
Feels like 60°
Trailhead temp
54° est. at 10,325 ft
Wind
0 mph
UV index
3.1 moderate
Sun window
6:21 am to 8:11 pm
Distance
—
Elevation gain
30ft
High point
10,325ft
Season
Jan - Dec
About
Zeroeth Gully is a rock climbing destination located near Silverton, Colorado, on the Western Slope. The site sits at an elevation of 10,325 feet and offers moderate difficulty routes suitable for climbers with some experience. Access is straightforward from Silverton, which lies on US Highway 550 between Durango and Ouray. Parking is available on site, and the approach from the parking lot to the base of the climb is approximately half a mile. The trail surface is usually well-packed, making snowshoes or skis optional during winter months. Climbers can expect a full day of activity, with an estimated duration of seven hours to complete the ascent. The area is accessible year-round, from January through December. Pets are allowed on the climb and in the surrounding area. The rock type varies, with routes including both sport and traditional lines. While specific route lengths vary, the area generally features routes up to 500 feet long. The climbing season extends from late spring through fall, though ice and mixed routes are viable in winter conditions. Sun protection is recommended due to the high altitude and exposure.
Trail profile
Gain
30 ft
Avg grade
—
Steepest
—
High point
10,325 ft
Good to know
Parking at the trailhead
Dogs allowed on leash
Waypoints
Latest trail reportgood
Spring climbing conditions. Route may be wet after rainfall. Check weather forecast before climbing.
Reported Mar 4, 2025Verified
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