Elevation: | 3,562 ft | 1,086 m |
GPS: |
33.3056, -111.07632 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Orphaned on Jan 20, 2006 · Updates | |
Admins: | Zach Levy, Sierra Blair, Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen |
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Description
Queen Creek and its many volcanic towers is the home of central Arizona sport climbing and bouldering. The rock is volcanic tuff and the routes go from deep-pocket pulling down to tiny-edge crimping, depending on the area. Many of the routes here were established between the early '90s and present day.
PLEASE NOTE (2024-2025): Queen Creek Canyon is receiving some construction on 2 of its bridges, potentially closing off Atlantis and The Pond temporarily. Construction is estimated to take 3 years to complete. Closure of the parking lots and the 60 will be sporadic, for more details see this website: https://www.azdot.gov/projects/southeast-district-projects/queen-creek-and-waterfall-canyon-bridge-projects
PLEASE DO NOT CLIMB ON THE WALLS IMMEDIATELY NEXT TO THE ROAD!!!
Getting There
DO NOT CLIMB ON WALLS NEXT TO THE ROAD!
In the mid-90’s, after blowing up the very popular roadside route Volcanic Panic, ADOT (AZ Dept. of Transportation) requested that climbers refrain from climbing on the cliffs immediately above the road (this would mostly apply to the walls down on the road to the right of The Pond. Their concern was that a climber standing near the road might get hit by a car or, even worse, someone climbing might knock a rock off onto a car down on the road and kill someone. There are almost 40 established routes down in the Sunday School Wall area alone, some done over 50 years ago. Just because there isn’t a route entered for Mtn Project is NO reason to assume they haven’t been climbed (especially quite obvious ones next to the road. If you want to find some new routes to do, please look elsewhere. There’s plenty of rock around where one stupid accident won’t close down climbing at Queen Creek. Please don't climb there! Thx.
Classic Climbing Routes at Queen Creek Canyon
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