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Arizona
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Throne/Universe Wall, The
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Throne/Universe Wall offers Arizona climbers a distinctive destination with varied rock formations and a mix of climbing disciplines. The area provides routes suited to different skill levels and styles, set within Arizona's unique desert landscape. This crag appeals to climbers seeking solid rock and a range of challenges in a scenic setting.
Beach, The
~1 min drive
Accessible Arizona climbing area with varied routes for multiple skill levels.
Curley
~1 min drive
One of five routes at The Beach. First ascent: 4/91 Marty Karabin.
The Lever
~2 min drive
High-end route in Laser Wall sector; first ascent by Greg Varela.
Spice
~1 min drive
One of five routes at The Beach, near the upper end of the crag's grade range.
RJG #2
~2 min drive
A lower-grade problem at Oak Flat's Laser Wall sector.
Larry
~1 min drive
One of five routes at The Beach, established est. 4/91 Marty Karabin (TR) , Bolted 3/93 Ken Mills, Craig Keaty.
One Day Late
~1 min drive
Mid-range climb at The Beach. First ascent by Craig Keaty 93'.
Moe
~1 min drive
Mid-range climb at The Beach. Est. 3/93 Ken Mills.
The Rhyolite Renegade
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb in Mrs. Beisley's Wall sector at Euro Dog Valley.
Mrs. Beisley's Fudgesickle Stand
~2 min drive
Mid-range climb at Euro Dog Valley in Mrs. Beisley's Wall sector.
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