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The Warm-Up Wall 


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Stretching it out on the left side of the Warm Up ...

Description 

A dramatically-featured wall with prominent sweeping gashes, holding roughly a dozen problems all in a row. No names or grades to speak of really, just follow the weaknesses, nothing here is harder than V6. Lots of high cruxes and slippery, slopey mantel topouts keep it exciting. Great technical climbing all around, but I can't actually recommend many of these as warmups.


Getting There 

From the Trailer Park, walk left down the canyon for a couple minutes past many high walls (some with gnarly highball problems) until you see the Warm Up Wall on the right. The Arkansas Wall is directly across the canyon, hidden by trees.


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Run for the Hills?   5.9 V2 X     Boulder, 35 feet   
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Run for the Hills? 5.9 V2 X  AZ : Northern Arizona : ... : The Warm-Up Wall
This is the sweet crack across the way and upcanyon from the warm up wall. Slightly sandy layback moves up to the top of the cliff. Very stimulating....[more]   Browse More Classics in AZ


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By Sendaholic
Jun 15, 2012