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Arizona
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Western Bouldering Area
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Western Bouldering Area offers Arizona boulderers a solid selection of problems set against the state's characteristic desert rock. The area provides accessible climbing for a range of abilities, making it a versatile destination for both developing climbers and experienced crushers looking for quality boulder problems.
Headwall, The
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Vertical Arizona crag with focused route selection.
Up Shift
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One of two problems at Chipmunk Boulder sector on Camelback Mountain.
Rappel Gully
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Among the more accessible routes at The Headwall.
Gargoyle Wall
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Arizona desert crag with varied climbing and distinctive rock formations.
George Route
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The easiest of 12 routes catalogued at The Headwall.
Headwall Route
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One of twelve routes at The Headwall. First ascent by Ray Garner, 1946.
Sleazy Street
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One of a dozen routes at The Headwall. First ascent by Mark Trainor.
Spice Box
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Mid-range climb at The Headwall; FA Mark Trainor, Manny Rangel.
Donamatrix
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Mid-range climb at The Headwall. First ascent by M. Rangel.
Cameltoe
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One of a dozen routes at The Headwall in Arizona.