North Mountain

Only 70 people are allowed on the mountain each day. You can contact the state parks to make a reservation.

The Mushroom Boulder is closed.

"Hueco is, in addition to a great climbing area, essentially an archeological site. Visitors must use caution and follow the rules and regulations. Climbers bare a more significant responsibility in this respect, climbers have had a major impact on Hueco. Boulder pads should be folded and carried when they need to be moved. Dragging pads, and tossing pads on the ground creates erosion. Also be aware not to damage the vegetation, Hueco is a desert and as such the vegetation can take a long time to grow back. Visitors are free to walk wherever they want on the rock (with the exception of the huecos). The huecos on the rock are home to all sorts of life, even if nothing appears to be in the hueco, there are fragile eggs that can be damaged by walking in huecos, so please avoid them. If we are careful and respectful we should be able to climb in Hueco for years to come. Thanks for using caution, following the rules, and picking up after yourselves." — team Hueco Valley Climbers