Located in northern section of the Prescott National Forest is a diverse geological area. From peaks made of solid quartz, granite boulders and spires, deep ravines and canyons to basalt buttes. This area seems ripe with possible new remote climbing areas. If nothing else, one should check out this diverse geological area for it's rich beautiful sites.

One feature that stands out is BT Butte. It cannot be seen from the main road (FR 21/C68) as it is lower in the valley hidden behind mesas. To the east of BT Butte one can see granite spires. To the North a boulder field with an unusually round highball I've nicknamed "The Egg". More north is a ridge line made entirely of quartz that might have some possible lines.

From Prescott, take Williamson Valley Rd North until it turns to dirt. Take an Imitate left at the "T" intersection on County RD 68/Forest Service rd 21 towards YOLO ranch. This is a long section of road so make sure you fill up on gas. It's a maintained dirt road and so fairly friendly to low clearance and non 4WD vehicles. There are many Forest Service Roads that go north and south from this one road to go explore.