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Arizona
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Fort McDowell
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Fort McDowell offers climbing on Arizona's distinctive desert rock with a mix of single-pitch and multi-pitch routes set against the Sonoran landscape. The area provides accessible climbing for a range of abilities, from beginners working on solid fundamentals to experienced climbers seeking more technical challenges. This is a solid choice for climbers looking to enjoy Arizona's outdoor climbing without venturing into remote terrain.
Half and Half Wall
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Versatile Arizona crag with varied climbing angles and multiple route options.
Two Stepping
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The hardest climb catalogued at Half and Half Wall.
Lost Wall
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Desert Arizona crag with varied climbing and scenic desert setting.
The Crack Less Traveled
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The easiest climb at Half and Half Wall.
Morrell's Wall
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Arizona crag with varied climbing and accessible routes.
Head Crack
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Mid-range climb among 10 routes at Half and Half Wall.
Eve Doesn’t Stop
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Among the easier routes at Half and Half Wall in Arizona.
Half and Half
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Mid-range climb among 10 routes at Half and Half Wall.
Horse’s Ass
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Among the easier routes at Half and Half Wall in Arizona.
Hop Skipping
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Mid-range climb at Half and Half Wall; first ascent by Erik Filsinger.