Coverage
11
United States crags published for search and discovery.
Country climbing guide
United States rock climbing guide
Browse 11 public crags and 22,232 climbs across United States. Preview the climbing, then open TENAR for the full guidebook, ascent log, projects, and training context.
climbs
22,232
Every published route and boulder, open to browse.
Activity
1
Public-safe ascent activity across published crags.
Map
Crags in United States on the map
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Grade spread
What United States climbing looks like
Use the grade spread to understand the character of the climbing, then open a crag for its full route list.
Grade systems shown: French, YDS
1 (French)
40
2 (French)
37
3 (French)
133
4 (French)
1,061
5 (French)
4,942
5.8 (YDS)
3
5.9 (YDS)
2
5.10 (YDS)
5
6 (French)
7,107
5.11 (YDS)
3
7 (French)
2,691
8 (French)
339
9 (French)
7
Grade system shown: V-scale
VB
364
V0
962
V1
677
V2
668
V3
659
V4
589
V5
456
V6
407
V7
325
V8
251
V9
196
V10
148
V11
60
V12
37
V13
14
V14
4
V15
1
V16
1
All crags
Browse United States crags
Every public canonical crag in United States, sorted by route count.
Joshua Tree
6,447 climbs across 107 sectors.
Red Rocks
3,018 climbs across 20 sectors.
Bishop Area
2,969 climbs across 15 sectors.
Red River Gorge
2,674 climbs across 181 sectors.
Yosemite
2,387 climbs across 49 sectors.
New River Gorge
1,828 climbs across 30 sectors.
Smith Rock
1,234 climbs across 35 sectors.
Joe's Valley
671 climbs across 4 sectors.
Hueco Tanks
646 climbs across 4 sectors.
Stone Fort
357 climbs across 1 sector.
Locals Only
1 climb across 1 sector.
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Public guide pages help with discovery. The logged-in app turns those crags into projects, attempts, sends, training notes, and progress over time.
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Crags and sectors
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Projects and route notes
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Track
Ascents and training
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FAQ
United States climbing guide questions
Short answers for climbers deciding whether to browse publicly or continue inside TENAR.
What is on the United States climbing guide page?
The United States page lists public crags, route counts, grade distribution, featured crags, and app handoff links for browsing the full TENAR guidebook.
Can I log United States ascents in TENAR?
Yes. Open United States in TENAR to log ascents, save projects, track attempts, and connect climbs from this guidebook to your personal climbing history.
Do I need an account to see the routes?
No. Every published crag and sector page lists all of its climbs. Sign in to TENAR to log ascents, save projects, and keep your training history and statistics.
Need the full guide?
Open United States in TENAR to browse deeper and log what you climb.
The route lists are public. Logging, projects, statistics, and training live in the app.