pat brown leading the last pitch of coyote tower

All Locations > Arizona > Northern Arizona > Sedona Area > Village of Oak… > Bell Rock / Cou… > Courthouse Butte > Coyote Tower (5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b)

pat brown leading the last pitch of coyote tower

ID 106312175 ·

Flag This Photo

· Copyright Violation?

Here is a quick, best recollection of the Coyote Tower route. Better than anything we could find before we attempted the route. Have Fun!

"Are you allright, do yo need a rescue?" came the insults from samaritans far below.

Rate Photo

5.0 from 3 votes

Bennett Barthelemy

Nov 29, 2008

“pat brown leading the last pitch of coyote tower”

1 Comment

Nearby Photos

Second to last pitch, slightly sketchy rock at start, dihedral requires that you place good gear at start and punch it for a few moves...

Route Overlay Coyote Tower.

coyote tower jump!
<br>
much more mild compared to the mace jump (except for the choss you have to climb after!)...
<br>
photo my zachary dreher

Here is a quick, best recollection of the Coyote Tower route. Better than anything we could find before we attempted the route. Have Fun!

pat brown leading the last pitch of coyote tower

"Are you allright, do yo need a rescue?" came the insults from samaritans far below.

Marcy and Geir on pitch 4 of Coyote Tower

Coyote Tower<br>
<br>
photo by D. Mabe

Q at the top of p2 in the steep hands section.

pitch two....tucker tech climbing

The rap anchor at the top of Pitch 3. You can leave your second rope here as you can rappel Pitches 4-6 with a single 60.

Photo taken of climbers on Pitch 3 (my dad took this photo as my sister and I climbed the route).

approaching Coyote Tower on Courthouse Butte. Route ascends close to right skyline finishing just shy of butte top. After passing tower on right go to edge of Butte on main tourist trail and then angle back left up slabs diagonally to start up and left a few hundred feet up the cliff wall

Tim Keyt cruising the 2nd pitch

One of the best sandstone desert towers anywhere. Awesome climb. Mega-fantastic!

Surpassing the infamous pod at the top of P2. "Remember, this is fun!"

Pitch 4.

Starting up Pitch 6.

Looking across the gap. You can jump across and climb to the top of Courthouse Butte.

Coyote Tower

dj telle and richard miranda on the 4th pitch. (picture taken by a sedona local)

Leading up the sixth pitch. January 2013.

Overview of the second pitch.

Phil at the second bulge of P1. anchors are next to the little tree above him.

view of approach. hike on the trail past the tower (all the way to a slick rock wash) until the vegetated ramp comes into view. This leads you to the perch on the far left where the route starts.

The 180' rappel from the top of Pitch 3, which goes to the top of Pitch 1. You could probably also rap the route.

Looking at the pitch of climbing to the top of Courthouse Butte, if you make the jump across at the top of Coyote Tower.

Dreamy climbing on Pitch 5.

Pitch 6.

A quick sketch of one of the ways to approach Coyote Tower.

Pitch 5.

It can be a bit awkward....

My favorite pitch....

The summit is a very contemplative place.

Pitch 3 climbs behind the tower and then to the top of it.

Dan Millis is beginning the climb's overhanging crux on P2.

Sunset on P5

Looking down from the summit of Coyote Tower

Dylan leads p1, good shot of protection options.

Tucker Tech on pitch one..a bit heads up.

Welcome

Join the Community

Create your FREE account today!
Already have an account? Login to close this notice.

onX products are built by adventurers, for adventurers. We believe that every adventurer needs to know where to go, to know where they stand, and to be able to share their experiences.
About onX
Careers

iOS App Store

Android App Store

© 2024 onX Maps, Inc. Terms·Privacy