Wall Street Climbing

Overview

Wall Street, the most popular climbing area near Moab, is a towering 500-foot-high cliff that looms above the Colorado River and UT 279 (=Potash Road). The highway is sandwiched between the cliffs and the river. The cliff, composed of Navajo sandstone, is easily accessed from numerous pullouts below the routes. Access time from car to cliff is usually less than a minute, making Wall Street the ultimate roadside crag.
Wall Street has more than 100 routes good for all levels of climbing. Most lines are single pitch, there are some bolts, but many routes required trad gear placement as well. Routes range in difficulty from 5.4 to 5.12, with the majority falling into the 5.10s.

My Wall Street Climbs

Below are some images from my favorite climbs at Wallstreet - more easier climbs from the area.

She-La the Peeler 5.9	30 Seconds over Potash 5.8
Slab Route 5.7R	Lacto Mangulation 5.10b
Seibernetics 5.8+	Top Forty 5.8
A Fistful of Potash 5.10a	Detail "A Fistful of Potash"
View from the "Top Forty"	View from "Seibernetics"
Pinhead 5.10b	Bidirectionals on Seibernetics
Biking and climbing	Flakes of Wrath 5.9
Potstash 5.9	Indian Writing
Dinosaur Tracks	Nervous in Suburbubia 5.10a
Relaxing on Wall Street	Top Forty 5.8 again
More Indian Petroglyphs	Brown Banana 5.9
30 seconds over Potash 5.8	5.7 Slab
School Room Topropes 5.4-5.10	Mini Me 5.9+
Dust Storm - Empty Wall Street	Busy Sunday on Wall Street
Across Colorado River

External Links

Mountain Project Link
Pagan Mountaineering

Images

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