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All Locations > Arizona > Southern Arizona > Cochise Stronghold
Bolting routes in Cochise is generally avoided, not because of any lack of possible lines, but because of ethics. Here is a portion of a 100-200 foot wall full of plates and gator skin. The extremely featured face is viewed from the End Pinnacle summit. Photo taken by Kelly Hartman.
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guardian of owl rock
Hiking out at Sunset, looking back at the Sheepshead.
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Stefan Doucette
Jan 29, 2008
“Bolting routes in Cochise is generally avoided, not because of any lack of possible lines, but because of ethics. Here is a portion of a 100-200 foot wall full of plates and gator skin. The extremely featured face is viewed from the End Pinnacle summit. Photo taken by Kelly Hartman. ”  

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