Thank you for visiting, and wishing you a great recovery!
Please, give me a few more days. I'm making this album a bit
different from the usual repeatition of flora and fauna stuff.
I need to check with the "Rockclimbing. com" people on some of
the 'climbing beta' so I can post the correct info. There are
three 5.10/5.11 routes that I know of, but I need to match the
routes with the correct walls. Thanks for your patience. :)
My husband and I, from Vancouver island BC, are visiting Payton for the day but we only climb sport...are there any fully boles lines in Payton? What about the Fflagstaff, Pheonix and Tucson and surrounding areas? Thanks!!!
lisae - Jun 16, 2008 2:57 pm - Voted 10/10
Stillunder progress or have you finished the album? I want to look at it when you are all done. :)
lcarreau - Jun 16, 2008 3:47 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: StillThank you for visiting, and wishing you a great recovery!
Please, give me a few more days. I'm making this album a bit
different from the usual repeatition of flora and fauna stuff.
I need to check with the "Rockclimbing. com" people on some of
the 'climbing beta' so I can post the correct info. There are
three 5.10/5.11 routes that I know of, but I need to match the
routes with the correct walls. Thanks for your patience. :)
lisae - Jun 16, 2008 7:03 pm - Voted 10/10
FAequals 'First Ascent' ie who was the first person to climb a route. Often this information is included in guidebooks.
lcarreau - Jun 17, 2008 11:46 am - Hasn't voted
Re: FAThanks, Lisa! The album is NOW READY for your viewing pleasure!
touchofhaze - Feb 21, 2015 3:05 pm - Hasn't voted
Sport climbingMy husband and I, from Vancouver island BC, are visiting Payton for the day but we only climb sport...are there any fully boles lines in Payton? What about the Fflagstaff, Pheonix and Tucson and surrounding areas? Thanks!!!
lcarreau - Feb 21, 2015 8:01 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Sport climbingForget Payson ... the "atmosphere" for Canadians is much more
"user-friendly" in Sedona, AZ.
Take Highway 260 or I-17 freeway to State Route 179 --- easy to
find when you see the red-colored rocks and juniper trees.
Most desirable if you visit before summertime to beat the heat.
Lots of shops and here's a link to some major rocks. THANKS!
Larry's link to Sedona Rocks