Geir Hundal is an AMGA Certified Rock Instructor and has been climbing an average of 130 days per year since 1997. His goal is to raise the bar of southern Arizona rock climbing through this book, by teaching, bolt replacement, and being a role-model of low-impact, clean climbing. He is an active supporter of, and Team Leader for, the Climbing Association of Southern Arizona, and is a recipient of the Access Fund Sharp End Award (2017).
Toofast was Geir’s crag dog. A brilliant and soulful animal, Toofast had an uncanny knack for climbing and amassed over 1,600 days at crags in Arizona, West Virginia, North Carolina, Nevada, California, and Utah. She became such a fixture in Cochise Stronghold that Geir decided to name Toofast Topos for her.
Toofast Topos is all about the climbing experience in Cochise Stronghold, giving climbers excellent beta to climb at their best, and most importantly, keeping the Stronghold pristine.
