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First Ascent of Moab Rim Tower 1999. Jimmy Dunn, B... DescriptionThis covers the area to the south of the Moab Rim ORV trail and hiking path. It is Wingate, looking down on the river and the Portal. Getting ThereDrive out Kane Springs Blvd. to the parking area and BLM toilets along the river. Follow the transmission fluid drippings and skid marks until just past the pillar (note what it looks like in the foto). Work your way up the bench on the left then across to the base. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Moab Rim Trail Towers:
Baby Huey 5.10a A2 Trad, Aid, 3 pitches, 300 feet, Grade II
Super Chimney 5.10+ Trad, 2 pitches, 170 feet, Grade II
Super Seam 5.10+ A3 PG13 Trad, Aid, 3 pitches, 75 feet, Grade III
Requiem 5.12+ A0 PG13 Aid, 4 pitches, 325 feet, Grade III
Featured Route For Moab Rim Trail Towers
 This route, though only 5.10+, should not be attempted by those who are near their limit at that grade. The falls are not long but if you take one you will hit something... one side or the other of the chimney.P1 - climb a soft crack to a ledge, then into the chimney on ruble. Belay in the back of the chimney at the ledges highpoint.P2 - climb up a crack for 3 or so feet, then onto a loose ledge, then begin the stem fest. Clip about 7 pieces of fixed gear for the next 100 feet. Some pins, some ...[more] Browse More Classics in UT
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