Nodos en Rwakobo Rock

A small, but excellent climbing area with some well bolted routes and potential for expansion.

Granted free to climbers by the owner of the Rwakobo Rock Lodge. From Rwakobo, you can explore many other rocks, but keep in mind the national park entrance is nearby. Many rocks exist inside the national park, which charges high entrance fees. Nothing inside the park has been developed due to these fees.

Granted free to climbers by the owner of the Rwakobo Rock Lodge. From Rwakobo, you can explore many other rocks, but keep in mind the national park entrance is nearby. Many rocks exist inside the national park, which charges high entrance fees. Nothing inside the park has been developed due to these fees.

Granted free to climbers by the owner of the Rwakobo Rock Lodge. From Rwakobo, you can explore many other rocks, but keep in mind the national park entrance is nearby. Many rocks exist inside the national park, which charges high entrance fees. Nothing inside the park has been developed due to these fees.

Granted free to climbers by the owner of the Rwakobo Rock Lodge. From Rwakobo, you can explore many other rocks, but keep in mind the national park entrance is nearby. Many rocks exist inside the national park, which charges high entrance fees. Nothing inside the park has been developed due to these fees.

Follow the clips along the far end of the face and avoid the gulley.

This route was graded without the use of the tree. Top rope access is only possible by scrambling up the end of this large boulder.

A good beginner/learner route for lead climbing. Sling the tree for extra pro if needed.

Go up the chimney. Rock over onto the main wall. Straight up to the chain. Bolted for top rope only.

You can find the boulder just a few minutes away from "Top of the Rock". Head toward the volleyball courts and you'll see it on your left.