Ascents of Stolen Chimney

Absolutely nuts, crawled across the plank cause walking is for people with good travel insurance

What a cool last pitch! Good bolts and funny but short climbing at the harder pitches, a lot of sand/mud on the rest.

One of the most identifiable pieces of rock (or mud?) in the world and a great experience being up on the diving board. Pretty good level of strenuousness for 2 pretty cooked individuals. Glad antoine suggested this one

You do this route because of the last pitch. The rest is a rather dirty approach. Epic scenery on the top pitch with great exposure.

Sent this 3 times, great route

Nice mud towers

Wild

Climbed up the route, but aided through the bolted sequences. Glad we got there early and beat the crowds!

Loads of fun on this route. The first 3 pitches were super fun and varied. Sitting on top of pitch 3 waiting my turn to summit was a unique experience, but not as much as summiting. Terrifying on every move. Would recommend

I remeber 10 months ago talking shit about one day we would climb this. HAHA we actually did it! scary as. Do not climb this if your not confident on trad even top roping this climb is dangerous! swing potential is high and lots of lose blocks.

Scary af!! But so worth it! Some very chossy climbing (wear a helmet) to a scary, exposed summit. Worth it all for the incredible views (and the photo op.)!!

Freed entire route... with some difficulty. Scary finish on the summit pinnacle!

Cool in summer with an early start. No crowds. Clean second free.

Muddy goodness. Some of the worst rock I've climbed on. I mean I had mud in my sports bra from the person climbing above me... But there last pitch was so worth it! Amazementballs.

Our one climb in Moab before the snow ruined our trip. Not too hard at the grade, even freeing the 2 short "crux" pitches, but every pitch is worthwhile in its own right. Onsight P2 and P4, Flash P5 and P6 (linked), 2nd Clean P1 and P3. P1 is a doddle, P2 is a fun stemming and pebble-pulling boulder problem, P3 is an enjoyable chimney with a few cool steep moves, P4 is a pleasant gritstone boulder problem. P5 and P6 are exposed, improbable, mind-blowing corkscrew tower climbing in high winds.

Second ascent, it's an amazing summit and an amazing experience. However, I doubt this route would be climbed often if not for the summit ;o) The mud chimney is fun, and the corkscrew summit awesome!

Retreated from rappel ledge when lightning storms rolled in. Very crowded route, lots of waiting.

Led P2 and (of course) P4. We freed the two short bolt ladders, but I think 10c is more realistic.

One of the highlights of the trip!

So good! Can be done with a 70m rope

the chimney is fun.

Led pitches 1, 3, and 4. Wow, the exposure!

Ultraclassic! Mud chimney of death followed by the most outrageous summit imaginable. Definitely the coolest thing I've ever stood on top of.

Like almost everyone else I did this as a 5.8 A0 climb. This was the neatest climb I did in my life! Two days later I would have gleefully done it again.

Had to do it, just to stand on the summit! Last pitch and mantel to the corkscrew summit is so airy! Awesome!

soloed first pitch, lead 2nd pitch (didnt use aid ladder), lead 5th pitch to summit. Best summit I have seen, and you dont get that lightly

TDLD p1, 2, 4, 5 of 5