Elvis Hammer Tower Climbing in Moab, Utah Adventure
Difficulty
difficult
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Climbers should have good endurance, strength, and flexibility to handle technical chimney moves and rope management.
Overview
Climb the Elvis Hammer Tower, a unique 2-pitch route in Moab, Utah, known for its thrilling chimney moves and stunning desert views. Perfect for intermediate and advanced climbers seeking an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Elvis Hammer Tower
Call to book! • Ages 8+ • 4 Hours • Enjoy the summit views!
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About This Adventure
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 at the Ice Cream Parlor to unforgettable heights. Perfect for intermediate and advanced climbers!
Experience some phenomenal moves that put you in wild positions
Duration
4 Hours
About
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
Adventure Tips
Bring a 60m rope
A 60-meter rope is recommended for the full 2-pitch descent and climbing sequences on Hallow Souls.
Check weather forecasts
Moab’s weather can change quickly; avoid climbing during rain or high winds to stay safe on exposed sandstone.
Wear approach shoes
Sturdy, comfortable approach shoes help navigate the rocky terrain to and from the base with ease.
Hydrate thoroughly
Carry plenty of water—desert conditions can dehydrate you faster than expected during climbs.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- desert bighorn sheep
- collared lizards
History
The sandstone towers in Moab are part of the Navajo Sandstone formation, shaped over millions of years and historically used by native peoples for shelter.
Conservation
Climbers are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace practices to preserve fragile desert ecosystems and minimize impact on sandstone surfaces.
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Adventure Hotspots in Moab
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing harness
Secure climbing harness is critical for safety during all pitching and rappelling.
Helmet
Protects your head from falling debris or bumps during tricky chimney sections.
60m climbing rope
Required for the full 2-pitch climb and safe descent.
Chalk bag
Helps maintain grip and manage sweat on technical holds.