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Arizona
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Rattlesnake Pass
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Rattlesnake Pass offers Arizona climbing in a scenic desert setting where rock quality and route variety reflect the region's geological character. The area attracts climbers seeking accessible crags with the classic southwestern climbing experience, suitable for a range of skill levels looking to develop technique on solid stone.
Roadside Crag
~0 min drive
Accessible Arizona crag offering convenient climbing near the road.
Low Octane
~0 min drive
Lower-grade toprope at Roadside Crag, established by J. Herring.
Roadside 2
~0 min drive
Entry-level boulder problem at Rattlesnake Boulders.
Rattlesnake Boulders
~0 min drive
Arizona boulder field offering natural stone problems in a desert setting.
White Knuckle
~0 min drive
Mid-range climb at Roadside Crag; toprope only.
The Little Rattler
~0 min drive
Top-graded climb at Rattlesnake Boulders. First ascent: Probably BM.
South Cluster
~2 min drive
Arizona desert climbing area with moderate routes and solid rock.
Cracks in the Asphalt
~0 min drive
Lower-middle grade toprope at Roadside Crag, established by J. Herring.
Roadside 1
~0 min drive
Entry-level boulder problem at Rattlesnake Boulders.
Silverbell Boulders - Closed to all
~2 min drive
Arizona bouldering area currently closed to climbing.