Nodos en Bird Rock

Bird Rock makes for a fun little side destination if you are in the area of Sheep Nose, Turkey Rocks, or Thunder Ridge and have the time to check it out. Though not as chock full of quality climbing as it's major destination neighbors, it offers some good routes on good rock.

From the Bird Rock parking pullout, the approach is a cross-country jaunt down into the Fourmile Creek drainage and up the hill to the base of the West Side of Bird Rock.

The leftmost route on the west face.

Ascends the large dihedral to the right of The Rib.

20' left of Huey Duck.

Located approximately 75' left of the Scrooge McDuck alcove. Look for a brown dihedral with a small horizontal roof about midway up the wall.

Shares start with Huey Duck but follows the bolt line to the right.

The leftmost route of three bolted routes just right of center on the west face. Start in an alcove below a big, right-facing dihedral.

This is the first bolted route left of the big, easy slab.

Ascends the corner system just right of Gyro Gearloose.

Climb the center of the huge slab following intermittent cracks and overlaps. There is a bolted midway anchor for the descent.

This ascends the right side of the big easy slab on the far right side of Bird Rock's West Side.

From the Bird Rock parking pullout, the approach is a cross-country jaunt down into the Fourmile Creek drainage and up the hill to the base of the West Side of Bird Rock. To get to the east side, navigate through big boulders around the north side of the formation.

Rightmost bolted route on the East Side

On the right side of the wall, next route right of Thunderbird.

On the East side of Bird Rock, best approached from the north side of the crag. Start approximately 20' left of the splitter finger crack of Go For It. Step off a small boulder to clip the first bolt.

This is the leftmost route on the east side of Bird Rock. Look for the neon green lichen with a perfect crack. Start left of the huge chimney.