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Exploring Fisher Towers: Moab’s Iconic Red Rock Hike - Moab

Exploring Fisher Towers: Moab’s Iconic Red Rock Hike

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness; expect some steep grades and uneven footing.

Overview

Discover the towering red sandstone spires of Fisher Towers near Moab, Utah. This moderate 4.4-mile hike combines stunning geology, climbing history, and sweeping desert views for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.

Moab, Utah

Fisher Towers Hike

Ages 5+ • 4 Hours • Up to 10 People • Starting at $200

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About This Adventure

The Fisher Towers are a wonder of geology, with mud-like spires reaching upwards in wild and unusual shapes!

Rates

  • One Person - $200
  • Two People - $325
  • Three People - $410
  • Four People - $495
  • Five People - $580
  • Six People - $665
  • Seven People - $750
  • Eight People - $835
  • Nine People - $920
  • Ten People - $1,005

Duration

  • Four Hours

About

  • Home to the climb Ancient Art, you will immediately understand the name when you see the cork-screw like feature barely attached atop the tower. Additionally, this area hosts the largest free-standing natural tower in the United States.

What to Bring

  • Water
  • Sunscreen

Adventure Tips

Start Early to Avoid Heat

Temperatures can soar in the afternoon; begin your hike early morning for cooler conditions and better light for photos.

Bring Plenty of Water

There are no water sources on the trail, so carry at least 2 liters per person to stay hydrated.

Watch Your Step on Uneven Terrain

The trail includes rocky slabs and sandy washes, so sturdy footwear with good traction is recommended.

Respect Climbing Areas

Many formations are popular climbing routes; keep to the trail and avoid disturbing climbers or fixed gear.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert bighorn sheep
  • Golden eagle

History

Fisher Towers hosts some of Utah’s earliest big wall climbs, marking it a cornerstone in American rock climbing history.

Conservation

Visitors are encouraged to stay on designated trails to protect fragile desert soils and native vegetation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sturdy Hiking Boots

Essential

Provides support and traction on rocky and uneven trail sections.

Sun Hat & Sunglasses

Essential

Protects against intense desert sun during the warmer months.

summer specific

Hydration Pack or Water Bottles

Essential

Essential for staying hydrated on this waterless trail.

Camera or Smartphone

Capture the dramatic landscapes and iconic rock formations.