Hidden spot
Moab, Utah
Rock Climb
Hidden spot Arches National Park located in southeast Utah. Rock climbing at Arches is a challenging proposition. The soft Entrada sandstone that comprises most of the rock formations here is not exactly the sturdiest medium around, while the extreme climate quickly weakens webbing and slings. Still, climbing has been going on here since long before there was such a thing as Arches National Park, and the thrill of mounting the area's majestic towers renders any technical difficulties thoroughly insignificant in comparison.
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- Plan Ahead and Prepare
- Travel & camp on durable surfaces
- Dispose of waste properly
- Leave what you find
- Minimize campfire impacts
- Respect wildlife
- Be considerate of other visitors
Directions
From Moab, Utah
- Head west on E Center St toward N Main St (266 ft)
- Turn left onto US-191 S/S Main StContinue to follow US-191 S(7.8 mi)
- Turn left onto Old Airport Rd (0.6 mi)
- Turn right onto La Sal Mountain Loop Rd/Spanish Valley Dr (0.6 mi)
- Slight left onto Geyser Pass Rd/La Sal Loop Rd/La Sal Mountain Loop Rd/Steelbender Safari RteContinue to follow La Sal Loop RdDestination will be on the left(12.1 mi)
Arches National Park is located in southeast Utah:
5 miles north of Moab, Utah
110 miles southwest of Grand Junction, Colorado
236 miles south of Salt Lake City, Utah
360 miles southwest of Denver, Colorado
350 miles north of Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim
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