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(Rusting Halls) of the mountain king
(Rusting Halls) of the mountain king
Rusting walls (and halls) of the mountain king?
It appears that way from the Brins Mesa Trail, looking east toward the west buttress of Arizona's Wilson Mountain.
The formation known as "Earth Angel" is the 1,000-foot-high spire to the left.
The spire features the Sedona area's longest route, a 6-to-8 pitch line up
cracks and chimneys on the spire's west face.
The spectacularly airy route, put up by Scott Baxter and Ross Hardwick in 1975, is considered by many as one of the best (5.10) climbs in Sedona.
Combined with the complex geology and vivid colours of the area, your
eyes are definitely in for a treat when visiting the "rusting walls and
halls" of the mountain king.
November 19, 2009
lcarreau
on Nov 25, 2009 8:15 pm
Wilson Mountain/Oak Creek Canyon(Mountain/Rock)
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