Indian Creek - The Upside Down of Rock Climbing

Indian Creek represents a right of passage in rock climbing. Miles from so much as a gas station, there’s an endless assortment of sizes, shapes, and angles of featureless cracks. You might say it’s the center of the crack climbing universe and the first stop for many on their lifelong journey of mastering crack climbing.
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[@hectorsfernandomario]

I like to condition my hands for finger cracks with a nightly vice-hand squeeze 😂 this is a great video!

[@Peakmountainguides]

Thanks! Better than hanging at the tire shop?!

[@bloomally]

This is such a great intro to the creek! Thumbs up...haha..get it? cause crack climbing..

[@Peakmountainguides]

Nice! Thanks Ally!

[@lancesullins8859]

Thanks so much for all the help filming Brooke Warren!

[@mayumovement]

Who is that guy who narrated? Those some wise words about hanging onto cracks. And I learned something new too: Indian Creek isn't the only place to climb windgate sandstone, just a community favorite!

[@lancesullins8859]

He’s probably an internet pundit who’s only been to the Creek like once or twice ;)

[@peterhorgan3214]

"The Upside Down"...Stranger Things reference?

[@courtclimbs]

Whoa "instead of me holding onto the rock I want the rock to hold onto me" 🤯

[@Peakmountainguides]

It's so you don't get "gassed - ton" and too tired to continue ;)

[@ChrisBrinleeJr]

This is great! Makes me wanna try climbing at the Creek! 🙌🏼👏🏼

[@Peakmountainguides]

It’s everything you’ve ever been told and so much more ;)

[@ActiveAlexis]

This honestly helps so much, I've struggled with climbing crack because I just don't understand how to climb it haha

[@Peakmountainguides]

Right on! We didn't really mean for it to be instructional, just wanted to have a little fun with "the crack holds onto you", but I'm glad you found it insightful!