Mountain Project Logo
Climb
MTB
Hike
Trailrun
Ski
All Locations > Arizona > Southern Arizona > Mt Lemmon (Sant… > Mt Lemmon (Cata… > 6 - Mid-Mountain
Impressive looking face and dihedral on the downhill side of the formation between "Ridgeline" and the "Red Diamond Wall." No trail leads to this area and it is overgrown! I'd be interested in cleaning up the place and get a trail in, but I'd like to know more history about the area first.
ID 105993928 · · Copyright Violation?
Charlie King and Rev. Mcleod hiking back to the car near the Palisades Ranger Station. <br> Jan,08<br>
Anyone know these climbs? They are below "Ridgeline" on a wall that ranges 100Ft tall on the uphill side and close to 250Ft on the downhill side. They have modern hardware and are mostly trad. They sure look like some nice lines.
Rate Photo
Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating      Clear Rating
  0.0 from 0 votes
A.P.T.
Jul 14, 2007
“Impressive looking face and dihedral on the downhill side of the formation between "Ridgeline" and the "Red Diamond Wall." No trail leads to this area and it is overgrown! I'd be interested in cleaning up the place and get a trail in, but I'd like to know more history about the area first.”  

1 Comment

Sort by: Oldest Drop down
Newest Oldest Popular
loading

Nearby Photos

Gus forgoing the waist string near Rose Canyon Lake
The San Pedro Vista crags. The parking lot is obscured by trees on the left side of the frame.
it was hot that day. real hot. Munchkin land climb I think.
Charlie King and Rev. Mcleod hiking back to the car near the Palisades Ranger Station. <br> Jan,08<br>
Impressive looking face and dihedral on the downhill side of the formation between "Ridgeline" and the "Red Diamond Wall." No trail leads to this area and it is overgrown! I'd be interested in cleaning up the place and get a trail in, but I'd like to know more history about the area first.
Anyone know these climbs? They are below "Ridgeline" on a wall that ranges 100Ft tall on the uphill side and close to 250Ft on the downhill side. They have modern hardware and are mostly trad. They sure look like some nice lines.
Welcome

Join the Community

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

Get Started