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DescriptionThis is a remote area of high adventure climbing. Mexican Hat is one of the easiest desert summits to reach, and the approach is casual. Valley of the Gods is notorious for loose scary climbing, and this beautiful area is pretty much deserted. Well worth the long drive - you'll have any route here to yourself. Getting ThereFrom Moab, take US 191 south past Monitcello and Blanding to US 163. Head west towards the town of Mexican Hat. The Valley of the Gods road is marked, and Mexican Hat is totally obvious on the south side of the highway. This is not a short drive - it is several hours from Moab. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Valley of the Gods/Mexican Hat:
Bandito Route C1 Aid, 1 pitch, 40 feet Mexican Hat
Robbins Route 5.6 A2 R Aid Mexican Hat
Southwest Face 5.9 C1+ Trad, Aid, 3 pitches, 130 feet, Grade II Arrowhead Spire
Eagle Feather (a.k.a. South Face) 5.10 Trad, 4 pitches, 350 feet, Grade III Eagle Plume Tower
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Putterman 5.10 Trad, 2 pitches, 450 feet, Grade II Putterman in a Bathtub
Supercalifragilisticexpialiputterman 5.10+ C1 Trad, Aid, 3 pitches, 400 feet, Grade II Putterman on the Throne
Featured Route For Valley of the Gods/Mexican Hat
(a place in france where the) "Naked Ladies Dance" 5.10+ UT : Moab Area : ... : Barricade Wall
This long line on great rock goes as a lie-back or straight in, up almost vertical rock. There are a couple of rests but the crux is just not running out of steam! This is so much fun it is a shame it is so far off... or not....[more] Browse More Classics in UT
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