Vias como sport em Utah

The nice face left of the cracks with obvious chalked holds and feet. Anchor below the small roof.

The first route on the left with huge huecos up to the first anchor. Find nice rest positions and pull big holds all the way up.

The line in the orange part of the wall with big huecos. One jug bigger than the other - find an awesome rest in a big hole!

Perma draws from bolt 2 upwards

Easy moves but pumpy and long! What a line!! A 70m rope will bring you down to the ground.

Perma draws from the 3rd bolt onwards.

This route is located on the far right side of Prophesy Wall. The first two pitch are 75ft long and are on good varnished edges (5.7, 5.8). There is a 2nd pitch variation that is to the left, which is a hand crack (trad gear) and quite fun. The final short pitch goes through a small bulge on edges to a 2 bolt anchor (5.10a).

There is also a 3rd pitch variation at 5.3 to make this a 5.8 climb, it angles to the left to another set of anchors. Rap 3 times with a single rope to get down.

Climb the steep face on good holds.

A classic. Loads of kneebars will tame the first three quarters, but then...

Almost vertical line on the left side

A 5-star sloper jug workout. Start up NBD and head up and left after the knee-bar hueco.

5 bolts to chains. First climb on the right.

Wonderful blunt arete with great moves. Powerful and pumpy down low but the thin upper section could still easily spit you off. One of the best 12s on the wall.

Same anchor as 245 North

Follow diagonal line of pocketed crack.

The first 4m is the crux at 5.4, then mainly 3rd and 4th class to the top, well protected with bolts, almost a sport route except for the first 4m.

Make your way to the base of the east ridge, the start is just on the south side.

CAUTION - numerous sightings of rattlesnakes bathing in the sun at the base.

1. 30m, 5.4, climb the crack/flake, 2 good hand holds, can place a cam at each. This places you on a shoulder with the first bolt, extend with a long sling. It's the 3rd and 4th class past a couple of bolts, with a final little step before the below, maybe 5.0? Belay on large ledge with 2 bolts, 1 has a rappel chain.

2. 29m, 5.4, straight up the ridge, well protected with bolts, 3rd class at first, then steepens. Perhaps a second crux of 5.4 friction for 4m between bolts, but, you can step right and walk up moki steps. Belay on ledge with 2 bolts and rappel chains.

3. 30m? 4th class, a bolt is up and left to show the way, walk up to double bolts and belay. Note, the free-hanging rappel anchor is about 10m to the left of the last belay (looking up) in an alcove.

Walk up to the summit and enjoy the desert panorama.

Descent:

Option 1: 35m free hanging rappel, the anchor is in an alcove 10m south of P3 belay. You abseil through an arch. Once down, you can walk up to a higher ledge, re-attach to the rope and swing out - it seems to cause a lot of wear to the rock beside the anchor and presumably rope too.

Option 2: Walk down to the top of P2, rappel the route with a single 60m rope.

Option 3: Walk down to the top of P2, rappel off the northern side with 2 ropes. You'll need to walk out from the base a fair way to reduce friction and pull your ropes.

Pumpy. The typical warm-up.

Awesome line right of 1/2 Route. A 80m rope will barely bring you back down. Watch out for the swing when unclipping the first bolt.