challenging
3–5 hours
Requires good upper body strength and endurance for sustained chimney and crack climbing
Tackle the exciting Hallow Souls route on Rhino Horn Tower, a unique semi-detached sandstone climb in Moab offering challenging chimney moves and stunning plateau views. Combine it with nearby routes for a full day of desert climbing adventure.
Call to book! • Ages 8+ • 4 Hours • Enjoy the summit views!
Embark on an exhilarating climbing adventure at a unique semi-detached tower, featuring a thrilling 2-pitch route known as Hallow Souls (5.9+). Experience breathtaking moves in a stunning chimney that will challenge your skills and elevate your climbing day, especially when combined with the Ice Cream Parlor for an unforgettable outing.
4 Hours
This semi-detached 2-pitch tower sits, at the most, two meters from the main Mesa which it was originally attached to. A blocky start leads into a spectacular chimney full of phenomenal moves that put you in wild positions. Add this tower to your half day of climbing at the Ice Cream Parlor for the perfect full day experience.
Skill Level: Intermediate, Advanced Route: Hallow Souls (5.9+) - 2 pitches
Bring a pair of crack gloves for protection on the chimney sections of Hallow Souls.
Avoid climbing during peak afternoon heat to prevent heat exhaustion and slippery holds.
First-timers should consider a local guide to learn desert sandstone techniques and safety tips.
Pack out all gear and trash; minimize impact on the fragile desert ecosystem.
The sandstone towers around Moab formed over 190 million years ago during the Jurassic period, shaped by wind and water erosion.
Climbers are encouraged to use established trails and minimize chalk use to protect the delicate sandstone formations.
Protects your head from rockfall and during tricky chimney moves.
Essential for placing protection in cracks on the Hallow Souls route.
Provide precise footing on vertical sandstone faces.
Stay warm during cooler morning climbs, with options to shed layers as temperatures rise.
spring specific