Mt. Lemmon
Climbing Sections:
- Anduriel Tower (6)
- Andy Cook Wall (1)
- Bare Ass Rocks (7)
- Beaver Wall (2)
- Big Pine Towers (15)
- Blazing Fin (5)
- Boneyard (4)
- Boot Hill (2)
- Butterfly Wall (2)
- Candyland (5)
- Canines-Lobo Wall (6)
- Cannery Rock (2)
- Chimney Rock (15) new
- Druid (13)
- Friction Rock (3)
- Goosehead (4)
- Green Slabs (15)
- Gumby Wall (6)
- Hairpin Turn (10)
- Hidden Jewels (10)
- Hitchcock Pinnacle (3)
- Hunchback Pinnacle (5)
- Indigo Tower (3)
- Iranian Wall (0)
- It Cliff (1)
- Knights Wall (2)
- Left Hand Wall (13)
- Lizard Rock (1)
- Lizzy Rock (3)
- Lobo Wall (2)
- Lost Hawk Pinnacle (5)
- Matterhorn (1)
- Matterhorn Boulder (0)
- Mean Mistreater Wall (1)
- Middle Earth (21)
- Murray Wall (3)
- New Wave Wall (8)
- North Fin Left (1)
- North Fin, Right (4)
- NURD Rock (1)
- Outback (7)
- Paradox Rock (5)
- Practice Cliffs (1)
- Prison Camp Area (25)
- Punch and Judy Towers (5)
- Rappel Rock (4)
- Reef of Rocks (4)
- Ribbit Wall (8)
- Ridgeline (12)
- Rivendale (7)
- Rose Canyon Bouldering (0)
- Rose Hill Wall (0)
- Ruins (27)
- Rupley Towers (24)
- Sky Valley (9)
- South Fin (1)
- Spectre Rock (7)
- Stove Pipe (6)
- Swim Fin (2)
- The Fortress (5)
- The Pharaoh (2)
- The Ravens (2)
- Tri-Level Spire (9)
- Turret Rock (0)
- Wall Of The Marching Munchkins (38)
- Wall of Trundling Trolls (2)
- Wheeler Wall (4)
- Willow Wall (0)
- Wind Wall (8)
- Windy Point Bouldering (0)
About Mt. Lemmon:
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Mt. Lemmon rises on the north-east side of Tucson, beginning with a picturesque ascent through one of the world's finest saguaro forests. As you climb the thirty-mile highway littered with crags, you experience a diversity of biomes and pass by impossibly balanced pinnacles like in a Road Runner cartoon. While Tucson swelters in summer heat, the pine-covered Summit Crags remain cool. You'll find thousands of climbs of all grades - sport and trad. Don't miss the pie on the summit! FEE DEMO is in effect here !!! [assuming you actually stop at the kiosk]
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| Nearest town or city: | Tucson |
| Directions: | Catalina Hwy North-East of Tuscon |
| Latitude, Longitude: | 32.38710, -110.68353 |
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| Camping: | Pay |
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| Quantity of Climbs: | Lifetime |
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Forum Discussions (See all 28 posts )
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Squeezing The Lemmon Corrections | richardvg03 | 0 | Apr 13 2008, 10:55 PM |
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Just moved to Tucson area | scott0708 | 0 | Jan 05 2008, 9:34 PM |
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Mt Lemmon 5.12 | rmiller | 1 | Sep 26 2007, 6:58 PM |
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Summit Crags Closures 2007 | aerili | 0 | Jun 04 2007, 5:55 PM |
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Where to climb at Mt. Lemmon for this group from SoIll? | meclimberr | 7 | Mar 07 2007, 10:06 AM |
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Mt. Lemmon GPS Coordinates | griffix | 2 | Feb 16 2009, 2:39 PM |
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multi pitch hairpin? | kmef78 | 0 | Feb 23 2007, 5:59 PM |
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Bouldering @ Windy Point | briarpatch | 0 | Jan 12 2007, 8:43 PM |
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Mt. Lemmon Camping | rocknice2 | 1 | Nov 27 2006, 12:51 PM |
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I belive a new spot with some fun bouldering | kmef78 | 0 | Oct 15 2006, 11:07 PM |
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Sport crack? | pro4pros | 34 | Mar 11 2008, 9:08 AM |
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Route Development On Old Man Stoneface | redlegrangerone | 3 | Aug 09 2006, 6:52 PM |
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Anchors Chopped On The Practice Wall? | redlegrangerone | 0 | May 01 2006, 12:50 PM |
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Hangers | radioshack | 3 | Mar 13 2006, 8:31 AM |
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Visit to The Steep....Where's the love ? | jbak | 11 | Jul 06 2005, 2:06 PM |
