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Regulations | Opportunities
Even though the number of climbers
who visit the Parkway are relatively small, their impact on the environment and other
visitors can be profound. Delicate mountain flora, use of permanent protection and
physical hazards to other visitors have resulted in some locations along the Parkway being
closed to climbing. For the sake of the park and the sport, climb environmentally!
Climbing on man-made structures:
Climbing or rappelling from any building, bridge, or any other man-made structure is
prohibited.
Climbing next to the roadway:
Rock or ice climbing is not permitted on or adjacent to the motor road unless the road has
been temporarily closed to vehicle traffic.
Tanawha trail climbing closure:
Climbing acivity along the Tanawha trail adjacent to the Stack Rock Creek bridge is
prohibited.
Rock climbing on Sharp Top Mountain:
Rock climbing is prohibited within 100 feet of the Sharp Top trail.
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Raven's Roost - Popular climbing spot in Virginia, at milepost 11.
Craggy Gardens - During the winter months several ice flows develop on the road cuts,
providing excellent ice climbing when the motor road is closed to vehicles.
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