Carpet rock is a nice easy access top rope area, clean and nice for people getting into top rope outside or lead!

NOTE: Currently the big boulder in the center with problems 1-7 (detailed of pages 29-30 of the guide) has been painted to look like a huge Tyrannosaurus Rex head on it with a sign saying 'No climbing' next to it. This essentially seems to apply to problems 1-4 as it's just that side of the rock. EDIT: As time has passed the T-Rex has faded quite a bit and the 'no climbing' sign is gone. I'd ask Mike about it but it seems like it may be fair game again.

The large tower visible from the parking area is home to some very good lines.

1.45 bus ride from Mexico City in the North lies Mexico’s hardest sports climbing. “The Egg or Huevo” as locals call it has the main concentration of 5.13/14’s in Mexico. The routes are steep long and pumpy on conglomerate volcanic rock. Camping is under the Egg and locals are friendly. Topos can be found around the internet. Weekends are busy so try to climb during the week as all the classics get very busy. Enjoy

http://www.revelstokerockclimbing.com/grags_waterworld_rrock.html Waterworld---- 11.9 km N from mica creek turnoff in Revelstoke Waterworld is a unique and exciting place to climb, all climbs start right out of the deep waters of the Revelstoke Lake. An adventurous style of climbing on steep enjoyable cliffs. All three cliffs face west and have a total height of up to 90 meters. The Waterworld has three large cliffs, Gilligans Island, Voyage Cliff and Gangplank. All three cliffs are accessible from Hwy 23 North with a short walk and several rappels, or for the more adventurous climbers, a canoe paddle up the scenic lake to the start of the steep climbs. Climbing at Waterworld is definitely more serious then on shorter crags such as Begbie Bluffs or Shaketown. Once you have rappelled you are committed and have to be able to climb at least the easiest route on the crag to make it back up... unless you plan to hitch a ride with an occasional fishing-boat. Further, good rope handling and rappelling skills are important to safely climb at Waterworld.

Low elevation site to the south of main crags. Good road access. Type of Climbing: Sport/Trad Sun Aspect: Afternoon Sun

A mecca of volcanic plugs with an array of different rock types, providing a number of different crags, each containing their own unique style, from steep thuggery to delicate friction slab. Sleepy Urbenville, best known for a place to ride dirtbikes is transforming into the Catalunya of Northern Rivers/ Queensland.