Friday Night Ice

Located in Eleven Mile Canyon near Lake George, this ice park is the closest dedicated ice climbing destination to the Front Range, offering a convenient and exciting winter adventure for climbers. Designed by local climbers for the climbing community, it provides a welcoming yet challenging environment with a variety of unique routes that cater to different ability levels. Set within a scenic canyon landscape, the park combines accessible climbing with the beauty of Colorado’s winter wilderness. Ropes are placed on routes for top rope climbing, creating a structured and enjoyable experience for those ready to test their skills on vertical ice. The atmosphere is energetic and community focused, making it a favorite gathering place for climbers seeking both progression and camaraderie.

This experience is intended for climbers who already understand how to properly tie in and perform a top rope belay. Front Range Guides are present to manage check-in, administer belay tests, and ensure safety standards are upheld throughout the event. For those brand new to climbing, guided private climbs are recommended to build foundational skills before participating. A limited selection of boots, crampons, and ice tools may be available, though climbers are encouraged to bring their own equipment whenever possible. With a limited number of participants allowed, the setting maintains a focused and supportive climbing environment where safety, skill, and enjoyment come together. Whether refining technique or enjoying time on frozen routes with fellow climbers, this ice park offers an engaging and memorable winter climbing experience close to the Front Range.