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Suggested Page Improvements to Arizona
Hello.
Put up a new bouldering route in Southern Arizona upper mountain Mt. Lemmon Aspen Trail. The problem is on Ronald's Chasm and is called Direct Rice for Long men. Hard V3. Starts the same as Long Grain Rice for Men, but goes straight up to a jug and then tops out straight up over thin holds. Let me know if you need anything else from me.
-Steven Spooner
Put up a new bouldering route in Southern Arizona upper mountain Mt. Lemmon Aspen Trail. The problem is on Ronald's Chasm and is called Direct Rice for Long men. Hard V3. Starts the same as Long Grain Rice for Men, but goes straight up to a jug and then tops out straight up over thin holds. Let me know if you need anything else from me.
-Steven Spooner
Welcome to Arizona! Suggestion
Arizona is purported to have more exposed rock than any other state in the US. The bad news is that it isn't ALL climbable. The good news is that tons of it is great for pulling on! Granite, quartzite, dacite, basalt, limestone, sandstone, gneiss, monzonite, welded tuff, and a thousand other kinds of stone to pull down on.
From the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff and Paradise Forks in the north, to the crags of Granite Mountain, the Superstitions, and Queen Creek, and finally south to Mount Lemmon and Cochise Stronghold, we have it all! Cracks of all sizes, wide, thin, edges, pockets, jugs, sport, trad, bouldering, big walls, no approach, big hike...whatever you're psyched about! The one thing we're a little short on in most areas is crowds, but that's a good thing.
We also have the best year 'round climbing possibilities in the country with crags at just about every elevation imaginable. Between that and the large percentage of sunny days, there ain't a whole lot more you could ask for!
From the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff and Paradise Forks in the north, to the crags of Granite Mountain, the Superstitions, and Queen Creek, and finally south to Mount Lemmon and Cochise Stronghold, we have it all! Cracks of all sizes, wide, thin, edges, pockets, jugs, sport, trad, bouldering, big walls, no approach, big hike...whatever you're psyched about! The one thing we're a little short on in most areas is crowds, but that's a good thing.
We also have the best year 'round climbing possibilities in the country with crags at just about every elevation imaginable. Between that and the large percentage of sunny days, there ain't a whole lot more you could ask for!
