Best Sandstone in the US?

+1 for East A! It doesn't get any better than "I need a shower"!

While I'm a relative newb, I've climbed at Moab, RRG, NRG, and Jackson falls. Jackson Falls' rock is my favorite, but the scenery and exposure of Moab (and a few places at NRG), are hard to beat. Didn't care as much for RRG.

While I'm a relative newb, I've climbed at Moab, RRG, NRG, and Jackson falls. Jackson Falls' rock is my favorite, but the scenery and exposure of Moab (and a few places at NRG), are hard to beat. Didn't care as much for RRG.

You guys are crazy. Wingate sandstone for the win.

• west side!!

Definitely Utah.

The worst route on a desert tower is better than the best route not on a desert tower.

The New!

Stoney Point forshure hahahah

HP40?

The White Rim Road, Canyonlands, Utah (Washer woman, Moses, etc, etc, etc)

Of course I'm biased towards the SE, there is much more rock there than any place y'all can come up with, the vast majority of which is not in any guidebook. Eventually there will be 100,000+ high quality routes on SE sandstone. Easily.

One observation of the hardness of SE sandstone, I lived in ATL, so I climbed a lot of TN/AL/GA sandstone and a lot of NC granite. Drilled bolts by hand in both. The sandstone was harder, no question.