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Dihedral Wall | Sandoval County, New Mexico

Dihedral Wall sits about half way down the cliff on Palomas Peak near Albuquerque. As expected, it contains a few really nice dihedrals. A couple of the most classic dihedral routes are Green Eggs and Ham and Baba Louie.