Routes : North America : United States : Utah : St. George : St. George Area Crags : St. George Area Bouldering : pioneer park
pioneer park
Climbing Sections:
- narrows (1)
About pioneer park:
| The "Red Hill" as called by the locals has been a favorite spot for hiking, scrambling, picnicking and bouldering since the original settlers arrived here in the late 1800s. There are many red sandstone domes and hoodoos with several excellent overhanging traverses scattered along the broken up ridge. There are also a few toprope climbs established on the higher formations. One can find some fun "narrows" and caves within a minute of the parking areas. Many bouldering possiblities remain to be established. |
| Nearest town or city: | St. George |
| Directions: | The obvious red sandstone ridge on the north side of downtown St. George. Turn north off of St. George Boulevard at the stop-light intersection just before the interchange with the Freeway on the east end of the boulevard. The painted "Dixie" is on this ridge. |
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| Camping: | None |
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| Quantity of Climbs: | Week |
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