Mt Lemmon Bouldering – Life On The Move

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Mt Lemmon Bouldering

Most people know Mt. Lemmon for it’s climbing. Not very much, even in Tucson, is know of the extent of the bouldering that lay hidden in the deep valleys throughout the Santa Catalina mountains. Today we went to check out an area with a rather large amount of boulders with an obscene amount of potential for new hard problems.

I will leave you with a taste of what the Peanut Boulders has to offer. The possibilities are endless.

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