Home - Destinations - iPhone/Android - Gyms - Partners - Forum - Photos - Deals - What's New
 ADVANCED
Mountain of the Sun
Grivel Alp Monster Ice Tool

$134.95 29% off

$94.47

at Backcountry

116    more...
Patagonia Men's Primo Pants

$399.00 50% off

$199.50

at Patagonia

33    more...
Kelty Impact 30 Daypack - Women's - 1830cu in

$169.95 29% off

$118.97

at Backcountry

   more...
Black Diamond Oz Rackpack

$52.95 20% off

$42.36

at Backcountry

7    more...
Patagonia Women's Rain Shadow Jacket

$189.00 50% off

$94.50

at Patagonia

255    more...
Deuter Guide Lite 32 Backpack - 1953cu in

$149.00 25% off

$111.75

at Backcountry

2    more...
Petzl Rescue Pulley

$59.95 25% off

$44.96

at Backcountry

5    more...
 more Dirtbag Deals

Select Route:
Eye Shadow 

Mountain of the Sun 


Photos: Recent | Best | Popular
Page Views: 2,039. Good page?   
Administrators: Andrew Gram, Perin Blanchard, grk10vq, Tom Erickson
Submitted By: Camster (Rhymes with Hamster) on Apr 18, 2008

Make this area a Favorite
What's New
  Print a Mini-Guide with routes

Add Route  Add Photo  Add Comment  Add Event 

Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
Clear
88° | 63°
Clear
82° | 55°
Partly Cloudy
84° | 57°
Clear
84° | 59°
Clear
86° | 57°
Seasonal Raptor Closures MORE INFO >>>


Warren Hollinger rappelling off....

Description 

A big mountain near the Brothers. There are several long routes on it.


Getting There 

Hike from the road.



Featured Route For Mountain of the Sun
The route

Eye Shadow 5.9 A2 PG13  UT : Zion National Park : Mountain of the Sun
In the middle of the west face there is a huge overhanging arch. Eye Shadow starts below and left of that arch and climbs the most obvious crack system for four pitches. The route moves left on a ledge then follows a seam to gain the bottom of a huge, rough bowl. Scramble up the bowl (several pitches) to gain a nice big ledge with a huge tree (Camp Burnstown, Guiana) at the base of a thin seam. The route then follows the seam up and through the eye for three pitches. Above the eye, move right an...[more]   Browse More Classics in UT