Great crawling on decomposing granite. Massive number of harder comp lines as well as lots of scale trailing.

Head out on this 3.0-mile out-and-back trail near Kit Carson. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 hours to complete. This is a popular trail for backpacking, camping, and hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The best times to visit this trail are May through October. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.

Urben features along the river. Fun for a quick hit

Loon lake staging area for the Rubicon. Endless granite slabs. Endless comp lines as well as trailing on the iconic Rubicon trail.

Lots of lines around the lower parking area. Rock is a form of slate making some lines loose and challenging. Also gives a cool scale look to photos.

Small area of granite slabs. Fun lines with an amazing view

Crawling on crazy limestone features. Right in town and next to some of the best pizza ever.

Fun roadside area. Lots of comp lines

Fun trail out to the edge of desolation wilderness

Hike down to the limestone cave

Trailing and crawling. Great overlook

Huge amount of granite slabs with endless lines.

Fun little crawling area with one of the most iconic views of Emerald Bay and Lake Tahoe. Be cautious of Park rangers.

It’s trailing with a lot of hard crawling.

Park near the dead end. Trail out to the decomposing granite boulders.

Quick hit with some cool views.

Crazy comp lines on extremely sharp volcanic conglomerate rock. It’s like crawling on an asteroid.

Free camping. After about an hours drive on a fire road you will arrive at burnside like. The north and east side of the lake are surrounded by granite slabs. This spot is off the grid and you will most likely be the only people out there.

Amazing crawling on ancient tufa deposits. $15 parking fee is required. You are on Indian land so be on your best behavior.

Head downstream from the silver lake dam. After about 20 minutes of trail you will come to a group of swimming holes. Fun summer spot. Lots of camp grounds in the area.

Slick water polished granite a few fun lines.

More granite slabs than you could shake a stick at.

Home of the original C4C.

Lake side crawling

Old rock climbing that has a lot of fun lines. The rock is a volcanic tuff. Views are amazing

Very popular rock climbing area. The slabs behind the main bouldering area are incredibly fun.

Climbing area just north of Reno. Large rolling volcanic domes with crazy caves. High clearance vehicle might be needed

A few fun loops with the scale trail rig.

5k running loop training. Fun tech at speed.

Volcanic conglomerate rock with a view

Head up the trail to the water fall and above. It is not suggested to enter desolation wilderness with your RC.

Small area with some fun lines.

This is a popular rock climbing area. Just like most of the other areas around the Sierra you get a lot of granite slabs.

The trail is a 4.7-mile out-and-back near Kirkwood, California. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 hours to complete with a truck. This is a popular trail for backpacking, fishing, and hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The best times to visit this trail are June through October. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.

Endless sandstone lines.

Rocks down by the waters edge

Small little area roadside

Granite crawling

Old scale crawling area

Candy Rock is a swimming hole. It’s a moderately difficult hike down to the water. The rock is a river polished granite. Caution because it can become extremely slippery.

Slickrock Trail is a moderately traveled 4x4 trail for full size rigs. Loads of terrain to explore.

Meadow Lake Campground is the top of the famous Fordyce trail. Great crawling with some fun camping.

Fun trail run with random rocks along the trail

Very popular rock climbing area. Lots of lines.