Moab Rock Climbing

Ancient Art, a spi­ralled noo­dle of a sand­stone tow­er, defies all grav­i­ty, while Castle­ton Tow­er stands as a bea­con over the Cas­tle Val­ley, call­ing you. These are just a few of the incred­i­ble tow­ers in the Moab, Utah area that await you. The Moab area also offers one of the friend­liest climb­ing crags in the coun­try, Wall Street. You can lit­er­al­ly belay from the bumper of the car! The cliff offers climb after climb of vary­ing grades (5.5 to 5.12) and styles. Ven­ture up par­al­lel crack climbs, low angle slabs, and steep face climbs — the choice is yours. 

You can start your trip out on Look­ing Glass Rock, where three pitch­es of 5.5 slab and face climb­ing lead to the sum­mit of the for­ma­tion. The descent involves a long free hang­ing rap­pel past a spec­tac­u­lar nat­ur­al arch! Once you’re ready, hop on some of the many oth­er desert tow­ers found in the spec­tac­u­lar Cas­tle Val­ley, and get ready for the climbs of your life! And while you’re at it, take an extra day or two and expe­ri­ence the world famous cracks in Indi­an Creek.

Com­bine a climb­ing trip here with explor­ing canyons, raft­ing the Col­orado, or jump­ing on a moun­tain bike for some world-class rides and you have a per­fect desert experience!