Legends never die follows a clean and adventurous crack system, with splitters and multiple roofs, up a large wall deep in Boyton canyon, to a big ledge 3/4 of the way up the wall where the route ends with an incredible view of Sedona rarely seen. 

  p1. Splitter in a corner on perfect rock to a park bench ledge belay. 5.10      p2. Bust some moves off the ledge to gain the thin crack once at the roof clip a bolt and traverse far left, follow the dihedral to a hanging belay below the next roof. 5.10+ (loose rock near the end)   p3. Exciting! clip a bolt pull the roof climb the splitter until it runs out then traverse right to the next crack. then up to to belay on a small chock stone ledge. 5.10+   p4. Pull out the big guys. Climb the dihedral to the roof, pull the roof in to a tight squeeze chimney, grunt your way up the squeeze protecting deep in the back to a hanging belay. 5.10+    p5. climb up to the the large pod and stem out of the roof, follow broken cracks to the top. 5.10- ( A lot of choss on this pitch to remind you, you never left Sedona)  

  Descent: Rap to the top of p4, then with 2 60m ropes rap to the p1 anchor then to the ground.

Legends Never Die

Aztec Gold

This near perfect hanging corner sits far back in Boynton Canyon. It’s further than most would want to hike for a single pitch, but so worth it. Face climb to a bolt, make some big moves between jugs to a .75 pod, then blast off into the lay back, starting as tips, then widening to off-fingers and back down to tips before a wild boulder problem guarding the chains. There’s a bolt in a bad spot in the boulder problem, clip it or don't, it's a clean fall either way. The first pitch of "Legends Never Die" is a great warm up.

Lost Mountain contains a staggering amount of walls and buttresses waiting to be scaled. The intrepid adventurer will find much to suit his or her fancy here.

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