Rifle Mountain Park, aka 'Rifle Canyon', aka 'Rifle', is a unique climbing area in the heart of Colorado's high country. It is a special crag on any applicable scale for its incomparable beauty and a choice of aesthetic and hard climbing routes. Climbers will find here the highest concentration of difficulty per single linear mile and one of the friendliest climbers' posses in the world. Rifle Climbers Coalition is a community-based, non-profit organization representing climbers and managing all climbing-related issues. While you enjoy climbing in Rifle, please respect park regulations and adhere to local community's respectful conduct toward the canyon.

CLIMBERS' FESTIVAL "RENDEZ-SPEW" is scheduled for September 12, 2020 Stay tuned for details of the event. More info about work projects and party will be posted once finalize the planning.

Rifle Mountain Park is the property of the city of Rifle. Climbing activities are allowed under the condition that climbers respect park regulations.   1. Entry Pass - All visitors must buy a daily or season pass.   2. Camping - Always pay for your site. This is not included with pass.   3. Dogs - Dogs must be on a leash. This is Rifle City Park law.   4. Trash - Please pick up trash. Keep campsites and crags clean.   5. Parking - Park at designated areas only. Be considerate of others, park tight.   6. Project Wall - Don't belay from the road and avoid standing on the road.   7. Driving - Drive slow and obey posted speed limits.   8. Kids - Supervise and be considerate of other climbers.   9. Music at the crag - Play music from headphones instead of speakers.   10. Top Ropes - Remove your rope when not in use so others can climb the route.   11. Trail Maintenance and Trees - Do not cut down vegetation. Please let the RCC know if trail or bridge maintenance is needed.   12. Permadraws/Fixed Gear - Do not add permanent fixed draws. Any new permanent hardware must be approved by the City of Rifle and RCC.   13. Nylon/Aluminum quick draws - Remove all old quick draws and take your project draws down before the season ends.   14. New Routes & Rebolting - Do not change original bolt locations or add bolts. All new routes and hardware must be approved by RCC and the City of Rifle. Work should only be done when the canyon is quiet, not on busy weekends or when picnickers are present.   15. Guides, Schools, and Businesses - A permit and proper insurance is required. Contact Rifle Parks and Recreation for more information.

ENTRY FEES
- Rifle Resident - $15 annual pass, $10 for additional vehicle, or $5 day use. Camping $10 per night. No free admission/camping.
- Garfield County Residents - $30 annual pass, $15 for additional vehicle, or $5 day use. Camping $10 per night.
- Non-Residents - $50 annual pass, $25 for each additional vehicle, or $5 day use. Camping $10 per night.

CAMPING FEES and "Overflow Coves" allowances
Rifle Mountain Park camping fee $10 per night per site unless otherwise posted. 2 cars maximum unless otherwise posted. Day Use or Annual Pass is required for camping at RMP.

Group area - 20 cars allowance, $60 per night, $100 damage deposit
"Overflow Coves" allowances:
Site #7 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.
Site #8 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 6 vehicles allowed.
Site #9 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.
Site #10 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.
Site #19 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.
Site #23 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 6 vehicles allowed.
Site #26 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.
Site #28 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.
Site #33 - 2 cars for $10 camping fee, each additional vehicle $10 camping fee, a maximum of 4 vehicles allowed.

Community House
Resident Fri-Sat $80, Sun-Thur $45 $200 Deposit
Non-Resident Fri-Sat $110, Sun-Thur $55 $200 Deposit

Route Grade Cliff By Description Redmond Barry Lyndon 5.10d Kubrick's Michael McGee, Rachel McGee   Three Dog Night 5.10c Canine Wall Rachel McGee, , Michael McGee Vertical gray rock with good holds for a few clips. Continue past the small overlap and then a tricky finish to the chained anchors. Overstoker 5.11a Red Dawn Wall Dave Mayer Dihedral 30ft right of Red Dawn Progeny 5.11d The Sanctuary Aaron Glasenapp, Sam Kwakel   Butte Nougat 5.11a Middle Ice Cave Pawel Szafruga   Free Candy 5.11d Candy Caves Darek Krol   Road To Zion 5.12b Kubrick's Will Sharp, Jeff Hansen   Crystal Curse 5.12b Candy Caves Jeff Hansen Left of Candee Connection Fledgling Angels 5.12b Zone Of Silence Darek Krol Left side of prminent corner Just The Tip 5.13b Sno Cone Wall Stevie Damboise Variation to Foot Long with harder moves Six Feet Of Separation 5.13b Religious Wall Zach Gustav Middle of the cliff. Four-point jump. Freewill 5.13b The Purgatory Darek Krol Middle of the wall through a small roof and crosses the big roof. Ghostwriter 5.13d Project Wall Tom Moulin Variation off Goofy Foot to independent finish through the roofs. Carnival Of Souls 5.13d Playground Wall Stevie Damboise Start with Hippie Speedball and then right through overhangs, ends under the big roof Cup Cake 5.14b Skull Cave Joe Kinder Middle of the cave, ends in the the roof Diarrhea Mouth 5.14d Skull Cave Joe Kinder Starts with "Cracked Open Sky" to break out left into the roof and then traverses left on the edge of the cave to an old anchor. Bad Camp 5.14d Wicked Cave Joe Kinder Linkup - Fat Camp to Bad Girls Club