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Half and Half Wall
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Half and Half Wall offers Arizona climbers a distinctive crag experience with varied rock features and multiple climbing angles. The wall's character provides options for different climbing styles and skill levels, making it an accessible destination for those exploring Arizona's diverse climbing areas. The setting delivers the classic Arizona climbing environment with reliable conditions across much of the year.
Lost Wall
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Desert Arizona crag with varied climbing and scenic desert setting.
Sweet N' Low
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Entry-level route at Lost Wall. FA: Mike Long, Rand Black.
Fort McDowell
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Desert climbing near Phoenix with varied routes for multiple skill levels.
Hanging Mantle
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The hardest route at Lost Wall. First ascent by Bob Barling, Jim Erwin.
Sven Tower 1
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Arizona rock climbing area with varied routes and desert setting.
Sweet Surprise
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The hardest of five routes catalogued at Lost Wall. First ascent by Peters and Klein.
Morrell's Wall
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Arizona crag with varied climbing and accessible routes.
No Easy Four
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Mid-range climb at Lost Wall; FA by Bob Barling and Dave Brady.
Lost and Found
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Mid-range climb at Lost Wall. First ascent by Bob Barling and Dave Brady.
Almost Whitney
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One of five routes at Fort McDowell; FA Bill Biederman, MIke Taylor, Paul Paonessa 1986.