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Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I park?

Parking is available at the Wagon Wheel and Lower Town Wall parking lots along Reiter Road. If you are parking on the side of Reiter Road, park on the right side of the road in the direction of travel, with all wheels off the pavement. Failure to do so may result in a parking ticket from Snohomish County.

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Parking is also available in the Heybrook Ridge trailhead. This is strongly recommended for those participating in climbing clinics, as it is walking distance to Doolittle Park. Edgeworks will provide shuttles between the park and the clinic locations.

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If parking in town, refer to the parking map below. Do not block driveways, crosswalks, or businesses and respect ADA signage. On-street overnight camping is not permitted in town.

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Where can I camp?

Camping is available at the Wagon Wheel along Reiter Road (map) and there is dispersed camping allowed on Forest Service land down Index Galena Road. Do your research to ensure you are not camping on private property! Respect fire restrictions and pack out your trash!

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Overnight camping is not permitted within town limits.

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What routes will be occupied for climbing clinics?

Climbing clinics will be located though out Index. While a group may be on a route, it is possible that you may be able to coordinate pitches. Be nice, be respectful. There is a lot to climb out there!

  • Hag Crag (all routes)

  • Private Idaho (Istanbul, Wild Turkey, Battered Sandwich, Senior Citizens in Space)

  • Field of Dreams (Project Petzl approach pitch)

  • Lower Town Wall (Japanese gardens (lower), Godzilla, Thin Fingers, Tatoosh, 24hr Buccaneer, City Park, Shirley)

  • Garden Wall

  • Beetle Bailey (Smiley Kylie & ground school)

  • Halloween (Boulders at base and Leaky Cauldron area)​

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Index is located on the ancestral land of the Coast Salish, Tulalip and Skykomish people.

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