Twin Owls is a pair of steep buttresses and one of the largest rock formations at Estes Park. It offers some classic challenging and off-width crack climbs.

Batman Rock is a huge dome that has a wide variety of high quality climbs. Beautiful knobs, cracks and patina edges make this one of the better areas at Lumpy Ridge.

Located just below Batman Rocks’s South Face, Batman Pinnacle is the short stubby tower with a big south face. It is home to Lumpy’s easier climbs and has some classic routes.

Fin City is a small crag on the eastern part of Lumpy Ridge. With just 6 routes, it is home to good crack climbing. All the routes are 50 ft. long.

Pretty sweet hike up, not the easiest, cairns mark the way. The Fin formation is on the right on the upper end and opposite the Dinosaur’s Foot. It offers some some great mixed lines with the classic being the Edge of Time. A 60 meter rope will descend from everything, or you can walk off to the right.

Gollum’s Arch Rock at Lumpy Ridge is the middle crag of the series of 3 and lies just below Triangle Rock. There are some short classic routes that shouldn’t be missed.

Checkerboard sits below the south face of Batman Rock. The approach is shorter than Batman Rock, which makes it a good half-day visit. The rock is split into 4 squares by a vertical chimney.

This is a small spiky looking cliff with a Y-shaped crack. Located below and to the right of Twin Owls. Approach is the same as Twin Owls. Once you pass Twin Owls follow a climber trail to the base.

Crescent wall is a classic slab that is seldom visited at Lumpy because of the high concentration of difficult routes. You will find a variety of thin crack routes on steep slabs. The wall gets hot, which makes it a great choice for cooler months.