Pillar of slabs stacked atop of it like a square, steep smokestack. This is mostly small overhanging faces with a few deeper roofs of 2-3 feet. Two faces have good routes on them, one of which starts down in a hole. Belaying is done from the scree field. There are a lot of loose rocks on the wall, so helmets are recommended for climber and belayer.

Follow directions to Black Rocks. Hike ~0.9 miles mostly uphill from the Thurston Griggs trailhead to the intersection with the AT. Head south (right) on the AT, you'll immediately see the Pogo camp site, which is notable for having the nearest toilet. Continue south on the AT for 0.6 miles to an unmarked side trail that is ~0.1 miles north of the labeled and established Black Rock overlook trail. This side trail meanders in a westerly direction to the top of the cliff. Follow the side trail through a few ledges until the top of the Tower of Babylon is visible. Approach the top of the from the north (to the right), or approach the bottom of the Tower of Babylon by following the cliff line south ~20 yards to a drainage that offers reasonably easy access to the scree field.