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Arizona
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*Sedona Bouldering*
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Sedona Bouldering offers world-class boulder problems set against Arizona's iconic red rock formations. The area features a variety of stone textures and angles, from crimpy technical faces to juggy overhangs, making it accessible to climbers across skill levels. The stunning desert landscape and reliable climbing conditions make it a premier destination for boulderers seeking quality problems in a visually spectacular setting.
Chimney Rock Area
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Arizona crag featuring crack and face climbing on solid desert rock.
Way of the Warrior
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Mid-range climb among seven routes at Lizard Tail Mesa sector.
Pocket Vortex
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Mid-range climb at Stupa Crag; first ascent by John Knight & Keith Noback - August 2020.
West Sedona
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Red rock sport and trad climbing in Arizona's iconic Sedona landscape.
Afternoon Delight
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One of seven routes at Lizard Tail Mesa, toward the easier end of Sedona Bouldering's range.
Dark Magic
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One of the easier routes at Stupa Crag. FA: John Knight & John Roberts - Aug. 2020.
Lizard Tail Spire
~1 min drive
Arizona spire climbing with varied routes and classic desert rock.
Pocketful of Magic
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Mid-range climb at Stupa Crag; FA: Tim Morgan, Garrett Collier, John Knight.
Fun Ship
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Accessible Arizona crag with varied climbing for developing climbers.
Magic Cactus
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Lower-end route at Stupa Crag; first ascent by John Knight & Keith Noback - August 2020.
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