Welcome to Utah High Adventure, your one stop shop for adventure tours and fantastic multi-sport vacations. We offer custom tours in Utah's canyon country from Moab's Slickrock to the incredible slot canyons of the Zion National Park area.

Logan Canyon is yet another epic climbing destination found in northern Utah. The routes and problems found here are enough to last a serious climber months and months. Solid limestone canyon walls with grand views of the lightly wooded surrounds make this a beautiful yet un-crowded place to climb.T...

If a rather massive and convoluted hike to the Cirque itself doesn't bother you, this is a pretty fine series of climbs. The range of difficulty is wide, from sweet and simple 5.4s to the exposed thin aid of a 5.12 or few. The Question Mark Wall is the best known . . . and toughest . . . of the Cirq...

Mount Olympus's routes aren't too tough, but they are often very long. One route can take all day and the protection is pretty thin. Mount Olympus is simply a good lot of rock. The West Slabs are the most popular route as a broad slab that can be climbed anywhere and with a thousand variations. And ...

This suburban crag of weathered quartzite is a good starting series of climbs to start beginners on, provided they're accompanied by non-beginners! This is all about sport climbing, although trad is possible. The routes are well-bolted (sometimes over-bolted), and even labeled. How user-friendly can...

Between Moab and Dewey Bridge, climbing is everywhere, and many of the routes haven't even been established yet. You'll find cragging here, towers here, and boulders, plenty of boulders. One of the most famous of these boulders is the "Circus Trick," which fits its name, as you will want some acroba...

St. George is an excellent off season climbing destination because it’s almost never very cold (but watch out for the summer heat). Located in the very southwest corner of Utah, the crags and cliffs here offer exceptional sandstone routes and un-crowded pitches at around twenty or so different walls...

After you take the Zion Canyon scenic road, you'll come upon some crags (and some bathrooms). This is the Temple of Sinawava and although the cragging is pretty good (and the bathrooms are terrific), the real draw is the free routes. Monkeyfinger is the most famous, the most classic, of these, a cra...

Little Cottonwood and Big Cottonwood Canyons are the playgrounds for the Salt Lake City metroplex. Amongst huge granite walls and wooded cliffs, these two canyons have the most developed and extensive amount of climbing throughout the Wasatch Front’s multiple canyons and peaks. The climbing in both ...

Wall Street has many, many routes and may not be large enough to accommodate them. So it is definitely crowded, but there's definitely plenty to do here and the approach could not be easier. Just pull off the road. Trad climbers and sport climbers both will have slabs to haul themselves to the top o...