~5.10 Traverse near Tucson?

Hello all-

I'll be in Tucson briefly for work this Wednesday and am wondering if there is anywhere I can traverse (in the evening) reasonably close to the ground, ropeless, in the 5.10-5.11 difficulty range? Just looking to be able to climb continuously back and forth for 60 minutes or so...

Thanks!

Rocks and Ropes?

rocksandropes.com/

Near the head of the rattlesnake bridge (downtown Tucson) there is a block wall made out natural rocks. Down the stairs near the little park. If I recall correctly, it's mostly large holds and about 40 foot wide. You might be able to create a few harder problems.

Scott M. McNamara wrote:Rocks and Ropes? rocksandropes.com/

Ha. Yeah, I figured the gym might be my best option - just wanted to be sure there wasn't some great local traverse that I could do instead...

I may check out that rock wall, too.

Anyway, thanks for the replies.

http://www.mountainproject.com/v/swan-hands/110782479 might work? exploring around the swan and sunrise intersection there are a decent number of different climbable roadcuts (fake rock, not real rock)

. Lots of traverses, this is probably the best one in that grade range. About a 20 minute drive from downtown Tucson. Might be hot.

haha^ thanks for giving the swan hands a thumbs up Paul!.. the aunt jemimah traverse on chimney rock is a badass route but you probably want a rope

Charles Vernon wrote: [Might be hot.]

Dj telle wrote: [..you probably want a rope]

Ahh... Az humor