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Arizona
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At a glance
First Canyon aka The Boneyard
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First Canyon, known locally as The Boneyard, offers Arizona climbers a distinctive desert crag experience with characterful rock and a raw, exposed setting. The area delivers a mix of climbing styles across varied terrain, making it appealing to climbers seeking authentic desert stone and a less-polished aesthetic. The canyon environment creates its own microclimate and character, drawing those who appreciate the rugged side of Arizona climbing.
Peavine Dome
~1 min drive
Arizona granite dome with crack and face climbing options.
The Getaway
~0 min drive
One of two 5.8s catalogued at Watson Lake.
Pavilion Wall
~1 min drive
Arizona rock climbing at Pavilion Wall with varied routes and desert scenery.
High Impact
~1 min drive
Entry-level route in Treehouse East sector of Crags along the Peavine Trail.
Watson Lake
~1 min drive
Granite climbing with lake views near Prescott, Arizona.
Lion's Den
~1 min drive
Mid-range climb at Treehouse Wall, established by Evan Matthews, Oct 2019.
Love Shack
~1 min drive
Mid-grade route in Treehouse Wall sector; FA Mark Uphus and Bill Cramer 4/24/99.
Salty Dog
~1 min drive
Mid-range climb among 13 routes catalogued at this Arizona crag.
Cast Away
~1 min drive
Upper-middle grade climb at Peavine Trail crags in the Treehouse Wall sector.
Tequila Sunrise
~1 min drive
Mid-range climb among 13 routes at Peavine Dome.
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