Rock Climbing in Utah: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

In the north of the state you’ll find the Wasatch Range made up of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, which have both advanced and beginner routes. Then if you head south you’ll hit Moab which stands out with its beautiful sandstone desert walls and interesting crags. The Looking Glass Arch is a particularly cool sandstone formation that you’ll find there.

**Climbing Mecca **

Rock climbing in Utah is big. From the more advanced technical climbs to beginner walls, you’ll find it all here. Not only that but there are some great guides with a lot of experience in the area to help you out with your skills.

Moab

You’ll find thousands of routes to climb in Moab including ones on stunning rock formations and freestanding towers. The land is largely desert and the climbs sandstone. Camp out in this awesome area and climb for days on end.

**Amazing landscapes **

The scenery in Utah is simply breathtaking. From wild sandstone rock formations to impressive otherworldly canyons, you’ll be blown away by the areas you climb in and drive through.

Utah has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Expect averages of around 26 degrees celsius in summer and winters are cold and snowy. This will vary depending on where you are in the state.

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Fly to Salt Lake city then drive or transfer to your final destination.

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The Spring and summer months.