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DescriptionA nice concentration of long mostly sport climbs. Getting ThereWhere the arroyo meets the rim, look for a trail going right. Look for the black chain anchor of the Gauntlet on the rim after about 200 yards. Anchors on Bust a Move are also pretty visible. 65M rope required to rap The Gauntlet, though 4 of the routes can be done with a 60M rope if approached from below as they don’t go to the rim. High Gravity and Gray Matter can be climbed passed their anchors to the rim for an end of day escape. To approach from below, look for a conspicuous pinnacle a little ways after turning right from the arroyo. A ramp leads to the base of the wall. Keep going and the Gauntlet Wall will be obvious. Notice the massive unclimbed OW roof… The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Gauntlet Wall:
High Gravity 5.10a Sport, 110 feet
Bust a Move 5.10 Trad, 110 feet
Redhead Arete 5.11a Sport, 100 feet
Crimptobiotic Pump 5.11c Sport, 80 feet
Gray Matter 5.11c/d Sport, 80 feet
The Gauntlet 5.11d Sport, 110 feet
Featured Route For Gauntlet Wall
Redhead Arete 5.11a UT : Moab Area : ... : Gauntlet Wall
Spectacular aręte right of the OW. Funky transition, great sustained crimpy finish. Seems to be most peoples favorite North Fork route....[more] Browse More Classics in UT |