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Ancient Art

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Ancient Art is a multipitch desert climbing route on the Ancient Art formation in Utah's Fisher Towers near Moab. The route follows sandstone terrain to a narrow summit whose exposed, corkscrew shaped top is a defining feature of the climb. Its position on an isolated tower, changing rock angles, and exposed summit finish make it an objective for climbers with desert tower and traditional climbing experience.

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Where is the Ancient Art climbing route?

Ancient Art is a multipitch route on the Ancient Art formation in Utah’s Fisher Towers near Moab. It climbs isolated sandstone terrain above the desert landscape.

What is distinctive about the summit of Ancient Art?

The route finishes on a narrow, exposed summit with a corkscrew-shaped top. That unusual summit formation is one of the main visual features that makes Ancient Art recognizable among Utah desert climbs.

What kind of climbing does Ancient Art involve?

It is a multipitch desert route on sandstone, so the ascent combines several pitches rather than one short face climb. The isolated tower and exposed summit make route finding, protection, and descent important parts of the experience.

How is Ancient Art different from a conventional crag route?

A conventional crag route usually stays on one accessible wall, while Ancient Art climbs an isolated tower and reaches a distinctive summit. Its setting in the Fisher Towers near Moab makes the approach and descent part of the overall climb.

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