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River Road


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Submitted By: Andrew Gram on May 12, 2002
Administrators: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard
Latitude: 38.6276  Longitude: -109.4966 
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Description 

This is a big spread out area basically encompassing everything along the River Road north of Moab. The climbing is very diverse, including everything from nailups on towers, one pitch cragging, and even one of Moab's most popular bouldering areas.

Approaches range from 1 minute strolls from the car to 1 hour uphill bushwhacks through loose rock. There is a ton of new route potential here - there are at least 10 unclimbed lines for every established route.


Getting There 

All of River Road between Moab and the Dewey Bridge has climbing. Most of the time you just park in a pullout along the road.



Featured Route For River Road
the crux

sloper city V8  UT : Moab Area : ... : Big Bend Bouldering Area
this boulder is sick and complete power and core problem with techy ballance and fenace, there are three crux's, first you go all the way back in the cave and sit on a obvious sit start rock with jugs in your face pull a couple fun moves to a big jug sloper and do a three foot drop down to another sloper (first crux) at that point you should be horizontal and both hands on lower sloper rail then the fun begins do some super core moves to the mid...[more]