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Arizona
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Suction Gully
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Suction Gully is an Arizona climbing destination offering varied rock climbing in a scenic desert setting. The area provides routes suitable for different skill levels, making it accessible to climbers seeking solid Arizona rock. The gully setting creates interesting climbing opportunities with the character typical of Arizona's desert crags.
Los Bandito Towers
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Desert tower climbing in Arizona with varied routes and scenic formations.
W face
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Mid-range climb among seven routes at Siphon Draw in Arizona.
Siphon Draw
~1 min drive
Accessible Arizona climbing with routes for multiple skill levels.
NW face
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Mid-range climb among seven routes at Siphon Draw in Arizona.
Forrest Spires
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Desert spire climbing in Arizona with varied vertical terrain.
LB's Rock
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Mid-range climb at Los Bandito Towers; FA Glenn Rink, Bob Small, Dan Langmade, 1978.
Motherlode, The
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Arizona climbing area with accessible routes and solid rock.
Guinness
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Mid-range climb at Los Bandito Towers; FA Glenn Rink, Dan Langmade, 1978.
Knuckle Head
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Mid-range climb among six routes at Los Bandito Towers.
Bat Pinnacle (via Death Wish)
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The hardest route catalogued at Los Bandito Towers. FA: Glenn Rink, Dan Langmade 1979.