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Moab Desert Towers

Area/Range

Moab Desert Towers

Page Type: Area/Range

Location: Utah, United States, North America

Lat/Lon: 38.65140°N / 109.3675°W

Activities: Mountaineering, Trad Climbing

Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Page By: Dow Williams

Created/Edited: Oct 8, 2009 / Nov 19, 2009

Object ID: 561713

Hits: 555

Page Score: 89.8% - 27 Votes

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Moab Towers, West to East

Canyonlands National Park

Washer Woman

In Search of Suds, 5.10+, 5 Pitches

Moses

Primrose Dihedrals, 5.11d, 7 Pitches

North Six Shooter

Lightning Bolt Cracks, 5.11a, 3 Pitches

South Six-Shooter

South Face, 5.6, 3 Pitches

Looking Glass Rock

Looking Glass, 5.7, 3 Pitches

Predator

Reign Of Terror, 5.9 C1, 2 Pitches

Devil's Golf Ball, A0

Echo-Pinnacle

Window Route, 5.9, C1, 4 Pitches

Arches National Park

Three Penguins

Right Chimney, 5.10c, 2 Pitches

Three Gossips

West Face, 5.10, C1, 3 Pitches

Be There or Be Talked About, 5.9 C1, 3 Pitches

Argon Tower

West face, 5.9+ C1, 4 Pitches

Sheep Rock

Virgin Wool, 5.10a C2+, 5 Pitches

Tower of Babel

Zenyatta Entrada, 5.9 C3, 6 Pitches

Owl Rock

Olevsky Route, 5.8 C2, 2 Pitches

Off Balance Rock

NE Chimney, 5.7, 2 Pitches

Dark Angel

West Face, 5.9 A0, 2 Pitches

River Road Crags and Towers

Lighthouse Tower

Lonely Vigil, 5.10a, 4 Pitches

Dolomite Spire

Kor Route, 5.8 C2, 4 Pitches

River Tower

North Face, 5.8 C2, 3 Pitches

Castle Valley Towers

Castleton Tower

North Face, 5.11, 3 Pitches

North Chimney, 5.8+, 4 Pitches

Kor Ingalls, 5.9+, 4 Pitches

Rectory

Fine Jade, 5.11a, 4 Pitches

Priest

Honeymoon Chimney, 5.11, 4 Pitches

Sister Superior

Jah Man, 5.10c, 5 Pitches

Fisher-Onion Towers

Hindu

Maverick, 5.8 C2, 4 Pitches

Ancient Art

Stolen Chimney, 5.10+, 4 Pitches

Cobra, 5.11R

Kingfisher

NE Ridge, 5.8 C2, 6 Pitches

Images

""You cannot stay on the summit forever; you have to come down again. So why bother in the first place? Just this: What is above knows what is below, but what is below does not know what is above. One climbs, one sees. One descends, one sees no longer, but one has seen. There is an art of conducting oneself in the lower regions by the memory of what one saw higher up. When one can no longer see, one can at least still know."" --Rene Daumal

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