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Bat Roof, The
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The Bat Roof is an Arizona climbing destination featuring distinctive overhanging terrain that rewards climbers with powerful movement and technical problem-solving. The area's namesake roof formations create engaging challenges for intermediate to advanced climbers seeking steep, sustained climbing. This crag suits climbers looking to develop their overhanging technique in a focused setting.
Anorexic Roof
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Arizona roof climbing crag with technical overhanging formations.
Carnivore
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One of seven problems at Anorexic Roof, near the upper end of the grade range.
Monster Roof
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Arizona roof climbing with steep, technical overhanging terrain.
The Carnibroiler
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The hardest route at Anorexic Roof. First ascent by Matt Gentile.
Floor Pie Roof / Flying Saucer
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Technical roof climbing on Arizona's overhanging rock formations.
Meateater
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One of seven problems at Anorexic Roof, mid-range in the crag's V6–V11+ span.
Anorexic Sacrifice
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One of seven routes at Anorexic Roof. First ascent by Jim Gaun.
Eat Meater
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One of seven problems at Anorexic Roof, near the upper end of the grade range.
BK Broiler (anorexic direct)
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Near the top of Anorexic Roof's seven catalogued routes. First ascent by Matt Hoch.
Carnivore Direct
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Near the top of Anorexic Roof's seven catalogued climbs. FA: Kerwin Klein, barefoot.
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