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Tonto National Forest Climbing here requires a State Trust Land Permit! MORE INFO >>> Scottsdale is enforcing state trust land permits in this area. Please pick one up and have it with you when climbing in this area! (2007) This information is a public crowdsourcing effort between the Access Fund, and Mountain Project. You should confirm closures, restrictions, and/or related dates. Keeping climbing areas open and conserving the climbing environment

Description 

South East Facing Granite Feature with Great Face Climbing, scattered bolts and micro bulges. Good beginning leads, run out are possible! Bomber Boulder & or Tree Anchors, Great for a Top Belay! 3526 Peak Elevation for our Little Granite Mountain. Aprox Coordinates: Latitude: 33 degrees, 48, 30; Longitude: 111 degrees, 33, 26

Getting There 

Travel (Hike) just North of the Power Line Road( after parking) which runs either direction, from 136th St. west to 118th St.,(High Clearance Vehicle Required) in the area known as the Little Granite Mountain Access, a portion of the Tonto National Forest north of Dynamite Blvd.