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AMGA SPI Exam Challenge in Moab, Utah - Grand Junction

AMGA SPI Exam Challenge in Moab, Utah

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Difficulty

expert

Duration

2 days

Fitness Level

Participants should have excellent physical fitness, including endurance, strength, and agility suited for demanding climbs and technical maneuvers.

Overview

Take your climbing skills to the next level with the AMGA SPI Exam in Moab, Utah. Join expert instructors from Red River Adventures as you undergo a challenging two-day certification on some of the best sandstone routes in the country.

AMGA SPI Exam Challenge in Moab, Utah

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Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Carry and drink plenty of water, as Moab’s desert climate can quickly lead to dehydration during climbs.

Wear Appropriate Footwear

Use climbing shoes well-suited to sandstone to maintain grip and precision on varied terrain.

Prepare for Sun Exposure

Use sunscreen and wear a hat during breaks to protect yourself from intense sun rays common in Moab.

Check Gear Before the Exam

Double-check harnesses, ropes, helmets, and other equipment to ensure everything is in excellent condition.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • desert bighorn sheep
  • collared lizards

History

Moab has a rich climbing history dating back to early sandstone ascents in the mid-20th century, with growing recognition as a global climbing hotspot.

Conservation

Local groups focus on protecting Moab’s fragile sandstone and desert ecosystem by promoting Leave No Trace ethics among climbers and visitors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Climbing Harness

Essential

A secure, well-fitting harness is critical for safety during multi-pitch routes and rescue scenarios.

Helmet

Essential

Protect your head from falls or falling debris on exposed sandstone routes.

Climbing Shoes

Essential

High-quality sticky rubber shoes improve grip and precision on sandstone surfaces.

Layered Clothing

Essential

Layering helps you regulate body temperature with fluctuating fall weather conditions.

fall specific