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Arizona
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At a glance
End of the Road, The
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End of the Road lives up to its name as a remote Arizona climbing destination offering a raw, adventurous experience for climbers seeking solitude and unpolished stone. The crag features natural rock formations that provide varied climbing opportunities across multiple pitches and angles. This area suits climbers comfortable with less-developed crags and those looking to escape crowded climbing zones.
Main Wall
~2 min drive
Versatile Arizona crag with routes for climbers of various abilities.
Unknown (Left of I Been Robbed)
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb among 31 routes at Main Wall, Arizona.
Stealin
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb at Main Wall; first ascent by Mike Argueso (1989).
Triple Play
~2 min drive
One of 31 routes at Main Wall. First ascent by Mike Argueso, solo, 1990.
Unknown (Right of Four Play)
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb among 31 routes at Main Wall, Arizona.
Four Play
~2 min drive
Upper-middle grade route at Main Wall; FA Mike Arqueso, Ron Farrell, Tony Lusk, Mike Witt (1990).
Ecstatic Electricity
~2 min drive
Near the upper end of Main Wall's grade range. First ascent by Scott Ayers.
Welcome to Milagrosa
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb at Main Wall; first ascent by Mike Argueso (1989).
Valentine Arete
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb among 31 routes at Main Wall, Arizona.
Massive Headwound Harry
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb at Main Wall; first ascent Scott Ayers, 1990.
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