Utah · Rock climbing · Moab

Wall Street

Wall Street in Utah has 135 climbing routes across 35 grades, offering mixed, sport, and trad styles.

Wall StreetPhoto: The Dye Clan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
135 routes
5.3 – 5.13
Trad · Sport · Mixed

Best time to visit Wall Street

Best months: March–May and October–November. Best months have typical highs of 55–85 °F, lows of 30 °F or warmer (32 °F where the station doesn't record snow), at most one snowy day and no more than 12 wet days.

  1. Jan

    44° / 21°

    6 wet · 1 snow

  2. Feb

    52° / 27°

    6 wet · 1 snow

  3. Mar

    65° / 36°

    6 wet

  4. Apr

    72° / 43°

    5 wet

  5. May

    83° / 51°

    5 wet

  6. Jun

    94° / 59°

    3 wet

  7. Jul

    99° / 66°

    5 wet

  8. Aug

    96° / 64°

    6 wet

  9. Sep

    88° / 55°

    6 wet

  10. Oct

    74° / 42°

    5 wet

  11. Nov

    57° / 30°

    5 wet

  12. Dec

    44° / 22°

    5 wet · 2 snow

Typical high / low (°F) and days with rain or snow, 1991–2020. Measured at Moab, UT, 3.5 mi away at 4,053 ft. Source: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020.

Wall Street is a climbing area on Bureau of Land Management land within the Moab Field Office in Utah, about 3.5 miles from the town of Moab. It sits among a cluster of campgrounds, trails and other climbing spots, making it an easy addition to a day or longer stay in the area. Spring and fall are the most comfortable times to visit. Typical averages from a nearby weather station in Moab show April highs around 72°F and October highs around 74°F, while July averages near 99°F and January lows drop to about 21°F. Jaycee Park Campground is just 0.3 miles away, and William's Bottom Campground is 0.7 miles off. Pritchett Canyon Trail and Kane Springs Road are both within a mile. For more climbing, the Cirque of the Climbables is about 1.2 miles away.

Routes (135)

Broken EngagementsFA: Luke Malatesta - Jason Lantz, Scott Deputy (Pitch 2&3)5.10Fist Full of Potash DirectFA: K. Copeland, 1989 solo5.10Just Another Pretty FaceFA: Kyle Copeland, November 19885.10Little Tufa'sFA: Josh Gross and Lynn Sanson5.10The Two Sides of PurpleFA: Josh Gross and Lynn Sanson5.10ChrisCrossFA: Chris Pendleton, Gary Olsen, March 19845.10+Jacob's LadderFA: Jake Tradiak, June 19895.10+Unemployment LineFA: Linus Platt, Kyle Copeland, 19915.10+A Fistful of PotashFA: Kyle Copeland5.10aAnanabFA: Eric Odenthal, Ken Johnstone 12/1/175.10aArc AngelFA: Tony Calderone, Dave Carrol, 20115.10aBanana Peel5.10aEl Cracko Diablo5.10aJug Roof5.10aLight of the WorldFA: 2012 Tony Calderone5.10aNervous in SuburbiaFA: Kyle Copeland, Joy Kor, 19885.10aVisible Panty LineFA: Kyle Copeland, Layton Kor5.10aWalk on the Wide SideFA: FA - P.Gallagher, K. Gunther circa 19885.10aZig ZagFA: Jim Beyer5.10aLacto MangulationFA: Jorma Hayes, 1 April 19955.10a/bSteel Your FaceFA: Kyle Copeland5.10a/bAnother Roadside Distraction5.10bLucy in the Sky with PotashFA: FA: Linus Platt5.10bPinheadFA: FFA: Charlie Fowler, Franci Stagi5.10bPoints WestFA: Josh Gross and Lynn Sanson5.10bPounding the FrogFA: Kyle Copeland, Paul Seibert 19895.10b"Big Corner"FA: Kieth Reynolds?5.10b/cEat the RichFA: Kyle Copeland, Ron Olevesky5.10cEnigma Campground RouteFA: It's an Enigma5.10cFrogs of a Feather5.10cWake of the FloodFA: Kyle Copeland, Ron Olevsky, August 19895.10cFlakes of Wrath DirectFA: Brent Bartholomew, early 90's5.11Last Tango in PotashFA: Kyle Copeland5.11Lizard SkillsFA: Lynn Sanson and Josh Gross5.11Pounding The Frog DirectFA: Kyle Copeland and Marabel Loveridge - 19905.11Pounding The Frog RedirectFA: Nate Sydnor, Ed Oak, Gaar Lausman and Jordan Hill5.11Rain CatcherFA: Mark Howe5.11Sand and SteelFA: 1995 Tony Calderone, Michael Taylor5.11The Good, The Bad, and the PotashFA: Sam and Sandy Lightner5.11Half PipeFA: Jim Beyer solo 19915.11-Ralph the RatFA: Dave Medara5.11-Static ClingFA: Jim Beyer, Pat McInerney, February 19905.11-Coup D'etatFA: Linus Platt5.11+Flakes of BongoFA: c 1989: Kyle Copeland (Bolted on-sight and ground up)5.11+High Over DaturaFA: Charlie Fowler5.11+Skeletonic5.11+Astro Lad5.11aBaby BlueFA: Kyle Copeland '895.11aBig Sky Mud FlapsFA: Kyle Copeland, Charlie Fowler, Marc Hirt5.11aFaith FlakeFA: Jake Tradiak5.11aPotash SanctionFA: Charlie Folwer, solo 19885.11aShadowfaxFA: Kyle Copeland, Bego Gerhart, July 19895.11aShoot Up or Shut UpFA: Kyle Copeland, Charlie Fowler, Marc Hirt and Tim Hudgel '895.11aShoot Up or Shut Up CornerFA: Kyle Copeland5.11aSmoke Filled RoomsFA: Billy Smallen, Grug, Herb Crimp, July 20085.11aDr Strange FlakeFA: Canyon Cain and Keith Reynolds5.11bFernandoFA: Josh Gross, Sam Lightner Jr.5.11bSeam As It Ever WasFA: Dan Mannix, Alison Sheets - 19875.11bTired of TalusFA: Bret Ruckman, Gary Olsen 1988. Pitch 2 & 3 Jim Beyer, Pat McInerney 19915.11bTwittin ShinkiesFA: Kyle Copeland5.11bBlowing Chunks5.11b/cWarsteinerFA: Mark Howe, Eric Odenthal5.11b/cBest Route EverFA: Josh Gross, Lynn Sanson5.11cBolts to Bumpy LandFA: Jake Tradiak5.11cMan After MidnightFA: Josh Gross, Sam Lightner Jr.5.11cMother TruckerFA: Jim Beyer5.11cAstro DadFA: roadie5.11c/dEl Face-o DiabloFA: Linus Platt, 1990 (TR)5.11dChemistryFA: Josh Gross, Sam Lightner5.12Jingus LaunchFA: Jim Beyer5.12Junk In The TrunkFA: Mark Howe5.12Rhino MightFA: Ryan Matson5.12Something NastyFA: Kyle Copeland, 19885.12Tempting the GuillotineFA: FA: Chris Baird, FFA ?5.12Welcome to AnexiaFA: Jake Tradiak5.12Treasure Trove Cove5.12-UncertainFA: Josh Gross and Lynn Sanson5.12-ArmageddonFA: Linus Platt5.12+Dark HorseFA: Jim Beyer5.12aKnapping With The AlienFA: Kyle Copeland, Linus Platt, 915.12aMississippi High StepFA: Linus Platt, Kyle Copeland, March 19905.12aI Love Loosey5.12a/bDesp-AreteFA: Kyle Copeland and Linus Platt, 92 or 935.12bMidnight FrighteningFA: Herb Crimp, July 20085.12bRoom With A View (free)FA: Equipped by Luke Malatesta, 2006. FFA: Jason Lantz5.12bTake A Chance On MeFA: Sam Lightner5.12bNo Fly ZoneFA: Josh Gross, Madoline Wallace5.12cUnder the BoardwalkFA: Charlie Fowler, Kyle Copelund 19895.12cHorizontal MamboFA: Luke Malatesta et al, FFA: Mason Earle, November 20105.12dMephistophelesFA: Scott Deputy, Amanda Smith 2007. FFA Mason Earle5.13Chaco-late ChunkFA: 2009 Tony & Connor Calderone, et. al.5.3BrownieFA: 1994 Tony Calderone5.4Devil in Disguise5.4Gumby GulleyFA: Amy Barnes5.4Holey MoleyFA: Tony & Connor Calderone, 20085.5Practical ReligionFA: Tony Calderone, 20105.5School Room Slabs5.5Bad Moki Slab5.6Hidden MessageFA: 2010 Tony & Connor Calderone5.6Lip Balm AddictFA: 1994 Tony Calderone5.6Seamed like a good ideaFA: Justin Caggiano and Chris Murray5.6Willow WhipFA: Josh Gross5.6Bad Moki Crack5.7Dunn CopelandFA: J Dunn, K Copeland, 19895.7Grama and the Green Suede ShoesFA: Unknown, 19555.7NeopolitanFA: 2011 Tony & Connor Calderone5.7Slab Route5.7Tastes Like ChickenFA: 2012 Tony Calderone5.7YoginiFA: 2011 Tony & Amy Calderone5.7Unknown5.7+Pedigree PoodlesFA: C. Burns, R.Cummings, S Porcella, 3/90.5.8Ring Pin5.8Snakes SlabFA: Jake Tradiak, Ray Huntsinger 19895.8The Right WayFA: 2013 Tony Calderone5.830 Seconds Over PotashFA: Kyle Copeland, solo, Nov 19885.8+90 PacesFA: Tony Calderone 20165.8+SeiberneticsFA: Paul and Linda Seibert5.8+Top 405.8+Brown BananaFA: Carl Dec, spring 20095.9Campground Crack5.9East Of WrathFA: Josh Gross, John Brewer5.9Eyes of Falina5.9PotstashFA: Keith Reynolds5.9Puppy Love5.9She-la the Peeler5.9Summit ChimneyFA: Jim Beyer5.9Tap RootFA: Eric Odenthal, Ed Oak GU5.9Bad Moki Roof5.9+Beyer OffwidthFA: Jim Beyer5.9+Flakes of WrathFA: Alison Sheets, 19885.9+Mini MeFA: Rob Williams5.9+Mini SkirtFA: Lynn Sanson and Josh Gross5.9+Potash Bong Hit5.9+Right Side InFA: Jim Beyer5.9+Stego SlabFA: Lynn Sanson and Josh Gross5.9+

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