The crux is the last 15Ft.and protected with 3 bolts.

Horny Lizards

Flight of the Peregrine

Blackhawk

Dr. D & Mr. P go PC

Vote for Pedro

Mixed Decisions

Unknown Route

15 Pesos

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The crux is near the top with rather trickey gear placements. The  step off the pillar onto the face is easy and I've been told it can be protected with a (Green Alien).This route was originally led by "Charlie King" with only "2 bolts." A 3rd bolt has been added later on the crux. Partners are telling me another should be added due to the danger of a fall stepping out onto the face which would slam a leader onto the pillar below should one fall here although it's an easy move. Also been told it should be rated R if another is not added? The 3rd bolt being added was already controversial.

The crux is the crack that goes left of the roof.

Scramble to start of climb right of Pillar/Mixed Decisions. Shares anchors with Mixed Decisions. Some hallow flakes on this route.

Thought we were headed for Blackhawk, climbed this obvious dihedral instead. Loose rock, thick bushes at base and lichen in cracks make me think it was unclimbed. Steep start on right (direct start probably OK too) to death block on right of crack. Difficult to pass with out laying off of it, really needs to be trundled. Short steep section above, lots of lichen in the cracks. Could be a two or three star route with cleaning.

A new addition to the San Pedro wall. This route tops out the formation and you can walk off the backside. It also features great gear/rock and comfy bolted belay stances, along with afternoon shade. The crux of the route is pitch 3 where you move up and right off an exposed ledge.

 Pitch 1 - Go up a vegetated ramp and scope out the short hand crack. Follow it up to a small ledge and up to a two bolt anchor beneath the obvious large roof.  5.8, 100'

 Pitch 2 -Traverse left and around the corner to the South side of the formation. Climb a short corner and belay on bolts. 5.6, 60'

 Pitch 3 - A few steep and exposed 5.10- moves right and then up take you to an enjoyable 5.8 varied wide crack and up to the “Dabaloni Ledge”. 5.10-, 100'

 We didn't climb it, but a 5.7-8-ish-looking variation with good pro exists off of the belay to the left. This can be used to skip the crux, bringing the route down to the 5.8-level.

 Pitch 4 - From the ledge pick and choose a fun way to the top. Steep 5.7 on featured cracks and chicken heads! 5.7, 70'

 Have fun!

Enjoy some short layback followed by easy face. I slung a tree at the top and traversed far left to Blackhawk's anchors and had my second follow up the route. Dirty.

 I thought this was Rochelle's Roof but I didn't see any bolts or chains. Not sure if someone has climbed this before but my guess is they have. Please update this route if you have information!

Climb most obvious crack line directly above 2 bolt belay. If you want a harder start there is a 5.8- crack that goes left up through bulge. If you want you can rap from here to do the 1st. pitch of this route or do the climb called the Orphan. The description above is for the 2nd. pitch.

This area has very little shade,   but almost always has a nice breeze blowing up from around the corner. It's location gives it a secluded feeling and has some great views of San Pedro Valley. The rock is granite and the quality is mostly excellent. The wall faces southeast and is probably best climbed spring, summer and fall!

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