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Monster Roof
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Monster Roof is an Arizona climbing area featuring distinctive roof and overhang formations that challenge climbers with powerful, technical movement. The crag offers a mix of steep terrain suited to climbers seeking demanding sequences on solid rock. This area appeals to intermediate and advanced climbers looking to develop strength and technique on Arizona's characteristic geology.
Anorexic Roof
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Arizona roof climbing crag with technical overhanging formations.
BK Broiler (anorexic direct)
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Near the top of Anorexic Roof's seven catalogued routes. First ascent by Matt Hoch.
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.
Carnivore
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One of seven problems at Anorexic Roof, near the upper end of the grade range.
Moon Roof
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Versatile Arizona crag with routes for climbers of multiple abilities.
Carnivore Direct
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Near the top of Anorexic Roof's seven catalogued climbs. FA: Kerwin Klein, barefoot.
Meateater
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One of seven problems at Anorexic Roof, mid-range in the crag's V6–V11+ span.
The Carnibroiler
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The hardest route at Anorexic Roof. First ascent by Matt Gentile.
Eat Meater
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One of seven problems at Anorexic Roof, near the upper end of the grade range.
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