Why Red Rock Canyon Is a Climbing Mecca | Outdoor Nevada
Red Rock Canyon is one of Nevada’s top climbing destinations, with over 2,500 routes across every discipline—from bouldering and sport climbing to trad and aid. Outdoor Nevada host John Burke meets Leici Hendrix, president of the Southern Nevada Climbers Coalition, to explore what makes this desert gem so special. Leici shares her personal journey into climbing, explains the gear and techniques involved, and highlights how the local community is protecting access for future generations. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned climber, discover why Red Rock is more than just a scenic backdrop—it’s a world-class climbing hub with a heart for stewardship and inclusion. Learn more: https://www.vegaspbs.org/outdoor-nevada/ ~~~~~ Follow us at Facebook: / vegaspbs Instagram: / vegaspbs Website: https://www.vegaspbs.org/ Sign up for our newsletter: https://www.vegaspbs.org/community/ev...

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