ActivitiesRock ClimbingD.L. Bliss Bouldering
D.L. Bliss Bouldering
West Shore, rock climbing, v0–v6
In short: D.L. Bliss Bouldering is a spot for rock climbing in the Lake Tahoe area, on the West Shore. Known for: beach-access granite boulders at D.L. Bliss State Park; v0–V6; no approach. Level: V0–V6.
Where it is
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Details
- Beach-access granite boulders at D.L. Bliss State Park
- V0–V6
- No approach
- Free to session after park entry
- Great warm-up spot before heading to west shore crags
Go with a guide. Climb Tahoe-area granite with a local guide, from first top-rope to longer routes.
Guided rock climbingConditions today
- Right now
- 72°F, Sunny
- Today
- High 72°, low 48°
- Wind
- 8 mph
- Campfires
- Metal rings only
- TomorrowPartly Cloudy, 10% chance of rain68° 45°
- ThuMostly Clear, 5% chance of rain74° 50°
- FriPM Storms, 75% chance of rain61° 44°
Know before you go
- Gear
- Many of the classic routes are traditional climbs, so bring a full rack and know how to place it. Sport and top-rope areas are marked in the place details below.
- Descents
- Lovers Leap and several other crags use walk-off descents. Find the way down before you start up; it is hard to spot in fading light.
- Weather
- Granite stays slick after rain, and summer thunderstorms build fast. Be off the wall by early afternoon when storms are forecast.
- Guides
- New to the area or to trad climbing? Local guide services run day courses; shops listed below can point you to them.
More rock climbing within 5 miles
- Eagle Creek Canyon1.1 mi, intermediate–expert 5.7–5.12
- Emerald Bay Boulders1.2 mi, v0–v5
Nearest campgrounds
- D.L. Bliss State Parknext door, 168 sites
- Emerald Bay — Eagle Point1.1 mi, 97 sites
- Meeks Bay Resort & Campground3.8 mi, 77 sites