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Hairpin (Hairpin rock)

Submitted By: Brian B Weinstein on Nov 30, 2003
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Hairpin Rock is due north of lefthand wall and features some nice moderate routes of both trad and sport variety. The easiest approach to the climbs on Hairpin is via the west; swing back around and find the climbs here and righthand wall. If you try from the east side you'll need to do some class IV scrambling. Be aware of loose rock in the area.


Getting There 

Park at the hairpin pulloff to the right just as you are entering mount lemmon. The obvious canyon will be to your northwest. Follow the wash to whichever rock interests you.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Hairpin (Hairpin rock):
Rosie   5.10d     Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet   
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Rosie 5.10d  AZ : Mount Lemmon : Hairpin (Hairpin rock)
This route is actually on Righthand Wall directly across from Hairpin. Approach via the West and North of Hairpin Rock and enter the alley through a small chimney. This is the first line on Righthand Wall. High-quality steep face climbing on nice rock. ...[more]   Browse More Classics in AZ


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Bouldering up the short chimney to get to the start of "Rosie."

Bouldering up the short chimney to get to the star...

Hairpin wall

Hairpin wall


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By Jeff Fassett
Dec 10, 2003

The area with routes #6,7&8 is in need of a lot of work! As it stands now, there is extreme accident potential, with loose rock both on the ground and on the routes. I would be happy to see this area cleaned up and would love to help.