Climbing Wall Street
2-4 hours
Moderate
Climbing Wall Street is a distinctive climbing destination located in the stunning landscape surrounding Moab, Utah. Known for its challenging routes and captivating rock formations, this area draws climbing enthusiasts from around the globe. The combination of diverse climbing options and breathtaking scenery makes Wall Street a vital part of Moab's adventure culture.
Wall Street features over 60 climbing routes ranging from beginner to advanced levels, making it suitable for climbers of all experiences. The sandstone rock offers excellent grip and variety, including cracks, sport climbs, and overhangs. The crag's proximity to Moab allows easy access, with short approaches to most routes. 2. Access and Amenities: The area includes established trails and convenient parking near the base of the crag. Climbers can find local guide services available in town for those seeking instruction or gear rentals. Bring your own supplies, as there are no facilities directly at the crag. 3. Scenic Views: One of Wall Street's highlights is its panoramic views of the surrounding canyonlands. Climbers can enjoy the sight of the La Sal Mountains and the Colorado River, which adds to the overall experience after a rewarding climb.
Wall Street gets its name because it resembles a city street with numerous routes and climbers often lined up for their turns. This has fostered a community atmosphere where climbers frequently share tips and encouragement. The area is also home to various wildlife, creating opportunities for wildlife observation while climbing.
Spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather for climbing, avoiding the extreme heat of summer.
Make sure to pack sufficient water, sunscreen, climbing gear, and a first-aid kit. Consider lightweight snacks for energy.
Wall Street is approximately a 15-minute drive from Moab. Head south on US-191, turn onto Potash Road, and follow signs to the crag. Whether you're a seasoned climber or trying for the first time, Climbing Wall Street offers a unique blend of challenge, community, and unmatched scenery.
Great destination! Enjoyed the open trail and peaceful outdoor atmosphere.
Great experience
The most popular climbing area near Wall Street, Moab, is a 500-foot-high hill that overlooks the Colorado River and UT 279 (Potash Road), composed of Navajo sandstone. While most of the routes you'll find climbing Wall Street are sport routes, Wall Street has over 100 routes that are good for all levels of climbing. There is a great rock climbing wall just north of Moab on Highway 279. Jog Handle Arch: Located at the south end of Wall Street. Colorado River Wall Street Climbing AreaThere are some amazing views of Moab along the way.
Good area to drive by to catch rock climbers in action. We did not see any given the time of day we went there (midday, when it was hot) but the vertical cliffs are a sight to behold in themselves. Do not miss the Petroglyph viewing site that is nearby.
There were many great places to climb of various difficulty, and there were some cool petroglyphs in some areas. The rocks get really hot in the sun, so if you want to climb, start in the morning.
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