Start in the same place as the other 5.6, or start on the slab below to bump up a grade or two. Climb face left of dihedral and up the arete/face of the block.

5.6 (2)

5.6 (1)

Unknown Name

The Dihedral

Ground Effect

Cutting Board

Buttermilk Delight

Satan's Ceiling

Elevator

Unknown 5.10

Right Arete

Late For Supper

This route starts on the mossy slab on the left side of the main cliff. Climb up the mossy slab with big first couple moves. Top out the slab and climb the left side of the bulge on the next face, then up the main face, left of the topmost arete. Easy to TR with trees at the top, but would need a bolt on the mossy slab to be safer.  Crux is the beginning few moves, a crash pad would be good but I don't have one. 

Directly to the left of the main roof is a large dihedral/corner. Move up and left in 5.2 dihedral (route starts before downhill to mossy green slab), once over the first hump, move up and right on good holds or climb crack in dihedral. At the roof move left 3-4' to lip/roof. Either pull the lip straight up and right on big flake or move left and up the crack in the dihedral. Easy crack or face climbing to the top.

Climb thin slab just to the right of Ground Effect (5.10d) jug start, up and right large block on right. Move upwards through small roof and thin holds to slab. Its a bit akward not using the obvious block but well worth it! Great thin face proj.

Start in dihedral with obvious hand crack leading to small 1-2ft roof just right of slab. Follow hand crack up and out small roof, climb large crack to top. ~5.11 variation moves right around the roof.

Start on the right side under the belly of the overhang on obvious jugs and climb up and right on obvious seam. Route move straight up through some cracks fin-like holds to just below small roof with horizontal. Some holds are loose so be careful.

Climb easy slab to a few harder moves, to the right of the main roof.

Climb the large right trending crack on the right side of the overhang.

Climb Center line below roof. Up 15 ft on jugs to a small roof, pull move over small roof then up and right along seam to roof. Traverse left 5 ft to seam in roof. Reach out to notch grab on, hold swing, then pull difficult move over lip to anchors.

Short climb on the left side of the cliff. From the Main Roof, walk left past 5.6 and pretty mossy slab to the large overhanging flakes and cracks. This climb starts on the large flake and goes up the face to a nice horizontal crack to the lip. Used to have one bolt to prevent ground fall. Bolt removed by disgruntled climber who wants to promote ground falls.

The route follows up the arete on the right side of the main roof. Climb easy slab to the base of the arete. Fun moves up the corner/face to TR/Rap Anchors.

Climb straight up and right from center of overhanging buldge. Start on tiny crimpers to undercling, then up through some good holds, then move out up and right on small holds to a big move to a horizontal, Pull lip above horizontal to easy slab climbing to anchors.

This is the prominent face that you first come to.  This has potential for steep sport, trad, and bouldering.  Unfortunately there is very little info on this area (i checked summit post) and have looked at every CT/New England guide and have not found any info.  There is lots of chalk - obviously people climb here. 

  This section of cliff is characterized by some prominent features - first a right-angling crack, a large roof, a left-angling weakness, and lots of graffiti at the base.

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Protection

Routes in Main Face