Here's the Beta for finding the top of the route if you're hiking up to rap in and top-rope solo the route. Go left at the West_Rim/Angel_Landing fork in the trail (obvious vista with outhouse), and continue for 1/4 mile. The bolts are just over the edge, but look for obvious rope grooves on the ground from people using the tree to haul.

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Here's the Beta for finding the top of the route if you're hiking up to rap in and top-rope solo the route. Go left at the West_Rim/Angel_Landing fork in the trail (obvious vista with outhouse), and continue for 1/4 mile. The bolts are just over the edge, but look for obvious rope grooves on the ground from people using the tree to haul.

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Top of P1 or P2... Photo courtesy Scott Bennett.

Leading the crux pitch, somewhere near the pod, April 2003.

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Alan Doak

Dec 1, 2014

“Here's the Beta for finding the top of the route if you're hiking up to rap in and top-rope solo the route. Go left at the West_Rim/Angel_Landing fork in the trail (obvious vista with outhouse), and continue for 1/4 mile. The bolts are just over the edge, but look for obvious rope grooves on the ground from people using the tree to haul.”

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Jon Winiasz on the Nutting Pitch

Grant Perdue firing the 8th pitch. Photo: Will McKay

Moonlight

Nearing the top of the crux pitch

What the crux pitch looked like back in '96, via Climbing Mag #158

Following pitch three. No ability to tension traverse. I thought this was terrifying.

A bag of micro trash from the Rocker. Please do your part to pick up after yourself and other.

Greg Troutman climbing the splitter perfect fingers on P4

Tucker Hoefler with very merry vibes on a December 23rd ascent

Looking down the grand dihedral after cleaning the pitch.

Pitch 4 traverse .11c

the traverse pitch early in the morning

Dave Meyer on pitch 8. Photo: Alain De La Tejera

A proper stitch job on the crux pitch.

Make sure your shoes are in good condition before starting the route...

Killer 12a splitter above the Slot Pitch.

Playing around with the ledge

Men of Moonlight Calendar, 2017

Beautiful exposure on the approach to the rocker block.

the best pitch of the route the splitter .12a above the slot

Following the last part of the nutting pitch with 1000+ feet of air beneath.

Logan took this of a fat man aiding through the crux bit. It pays to not eat too much!

Just before the anchor on the last 5.12 pitch.

Patrick Cattell STOKED after beautifully SENDING the crux pitch. No noise, no whining, just climbing.

Looking up the nutting pitch

the bolted face traverse

Top of P1 or P2... Photo courtesy Scott Bennett.

Here's the Beta for finding the top of the route if you're hiking up to rap in and top-rope solo the route. Go left at the West_Rim/Angel_Landing fork in the trail (obvious vista with outhouse), and continue for 1/4 mile. The bolts are just over the edge, but look for obvious rope grooves on the ground from people using the tree to haul.

Leading the crux pitch, somewhere near the pod, April 2003.

Traxing pitch 7 (Tucker Hoefler Photo)

Lucy Brito reviewing prior lessons on Moonlight Buttress in Zion.

Brother Patrick Cattell being stoked on the 3rd pitch traverse. Great position on great and unique features.

Greg Troutman finishing up P7

The Nutting Pitch

splitter above the slot

Pitch 3 traverse (Tucker Hoefler photo from pitch 2 belay)

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