Climbing

Source-verified climbing pages from 435 Alliance.

City
Difficulty
Season
№ 001 Climbing Area

Black Rocks Bouldering

The Black Rocks are a field of dark, vesicular basalt boulders scattered across the desert flats on the west side of St.

№ 002 Climbing Area

Brian Head Crags

Brian Head sits at nearly ten thousand feet on the Markagunt Plateau, and the climbing here is the high-elevation answer to a Southern Utah summer.

№ 003 Climbing Area

Cedar Canyon Climbing

Cedar Canyon is the slot UT-14 climbs out of Cedar City toward Cedar Breaks and the high country of the Markagunt Plateau.

№ 004 Climbing Area

Chuckwalla Wall

Chuckwalla Wall sits at the dead-end of a gravel pullout off Snow Canyon Parkway, ten minutes north of downtown St. George.

№ 005 Climbing Area

Cougar Cliffs

Cougar Cliffs sits north of St. George on UT-18, a thirty-minute drive past Snow Canyon and into the Pine Valley Mountain foothills outside Veyo.

№ 006 Climbing Area

Crawdad Canyon

Crawdad Canyon climbs a basalt drainage on the Veyo Pool property, twenty minutes north of St. George on UT-18.

№ 007 Canyoneering Route

Echo Canyon

Echo Canyon is the east-Zion technical canyon that drops from the East Rim plateau to the Weeping Rock area, six to ten hours of slot canyon with six to...

№ 008 Climbing Area

Hurricave / Hurricane Cliffs Sport

The Hurricave is a limestone cave sector cut into the Hurricane Cliffs, the long sandstone-and-limestone escarpment that rises east of Hurricane and runs...

№ 009 Canyoneering Route

Imlay Canyon

Imlay Canyon is the most committing technical canyon in Zion. Twelve to sixteen hours of slot canyon, more than twenty rappels, multiple keeper potholes...

№ 010 Climbing Area

Iron Messiah

Iron Messiah climbs about a thousand feet of Navajo sandstone on the east wall of Zion — long, moderate trad that draws climbers who want full-day...

№ 011 Canyoneering Route

Keyhole Canyon

Keyhole Canyon is the shortest technical canyon in Zion that requires a permit. Canyoneers park at a pullout on the Zion-Mt.

№ 012 Canyoneering Route

Mystery Canyon

Mystery Canyon is the route that finishes with a rappel onto the Riverside Walk in front of Zion's daytime hiking crowd.

№ 013 Canyoneering Route

Pine Creek

Pine Creek is the short technical canyon Zion canyoneers do first. The route drops from a parking pullout near the east end of the Zion-Mt.

№ 014 Climbing Area

Prodigal Sun

Prodigal Sun is one of the moderate big-wall classics on the Angels Landing massif in Zion — eight hundred feet of Navajo sandstone graded 5.

№ 015 Climbing Area

Sheer Lunacy

Sheer Lunacy is a bolted multi-pitch sport line in Zion — a rarity in a park whose climbing reputation is built almost entirely on trad and big-wall aid.

№ 016 Climbing Area

Shune's Buttress

Shune's Buttress climbs the steep east face of one of Zion's middle-canyon walls, eight hundred feet of Navajo sandstone graded 5.

№ 017 Climbing Area

Snow Canyon Climbing

Snow Canyon's climbing is spread across a half-dozen pullouts along Snow Canyon Drive, the road that drops into the park from the Ivins entrance and climbs...

№ 018 Climbing Area

Spaceshot

Spaceshot is the easy entry to Zion big-wall climbing — a route on the east wall of the canyon graded 5. 7 C2 across roughly six hundred feet of Navajo...

№ 019 Canyoneering Route

Spry Canyon

Spry Canyon is the east-Zion technical canyon that pairs with Echo as the moderate-to-harder rotation on the park's eastern slot system.

№ 020 Climbing Area

The Maze Bouldering

The Maze is a sandstone bouldering field on BLM benches north of Kanab, reached by a short drive on dirt roads that wind off the highway and dump into a...

№ 021 Canyoneering Route

The Subway

The Subway isn't a hike. It is a six-to-ten-hour wade-and-rappel traverse of a slot canyon that ends back at the Riverside Walk in Zion.

№ 022 Climbing Area

Touchstone Wall

Touchstone is the moderate aid line on the east wall of Zion Canyon, eight hundred feet of Navajo sandstone above the Big Bend turnout on the scenic drive.

№ 023 Climbing Area

Tricks of the Trade

Tricks of the Trade is a multi-pitch trad route in Zion that climbs about five hundred feet of Navajo sandstone on a face accessible from the scenic drive.

№ 024 Climbing Area

Turtle Wall

Turtle Wall is the second crag off the Chuckwalla pullout — same gravel parking strip on Snow Canyon Parkway, same short uphill approach, then a left fork...

№ 025 Climbing Area

Wailing Wall

The Wailing Wall is the hard limestone face that crowns the Hurricane Cliffs sport development. Climbers approach it on a desert path off a BLM road north...

№ 026 Climbing Area

Welcome Springs / Welcome Spring Wall

Welcome Springs is a sport venue tucked into the desert flats north of Hurricane, on the BLM benches that climb away from the Virgin River corridor toward...

Last updated  ·  Apr 27, 2026