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Arizona
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Floor Pie Roof / Flying Saucer
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Floor Pie Roof and Flying Saucer offer Arizona climbers distinctive roof and overhang climbing on solid rock. These areas showcase the technical, powerful movement that defines Arizona's best overhanging terrain, making them ideal for climbers seeking to develop roof-climbing skills and project challenging, sustained pitches.
Priest Draw
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Desert climbing area in Arizona with varied routes and natural rock formations.
The Coffin
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Mid-range problem at Priest Draw's Coffin Roof sector.
Ultramega
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One of two routes catalogued at The Bat Roof.
Bat Roof, The
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Arizona crag known for steep roof climbing and overhanging terrain.
Glue Factory
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Coffin Roof problem at Priest Draw, first ascent by Stev Spooner.
Puzzle Box
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Compact Arizona crag with engaging routes and solid rock.
Ren
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Among the most difficult problems catalogued at Priest Draw's Coffin Roof sector.
You're contrived, Profeta!
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Mid-range climb in Coffin Roof sector; first ascent by Jesse Johnston.
Tater Toes
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Mid-upper difficulty problem at Howard Draw's Tatter Toes Boulder sector.
The Submarine Traverse
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Mid-range climb in The Warm Up Area sector at Howard Draw.
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