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tmb202


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Classic routes in the Adirondacks  (North_America: United_States: North_Carolina: Central: Moores_Wall: Hanging_Garden)
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Looking for beta on ultra-classic multi-pitch trad routes in the 5.7-5.10 range (preferably cracks) in the Adirondacks. Would also like beta on climbs with a moderate approach and some that are close to the road. Thinking of taking a trip there in the fall.

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Thats a big place. You'll get better responses if you tell people the level at which you want to climb, if you're looking for multipitch, if you want stuff close to the road or want to hike a lot, whether you want to do cracks, slab, etc.


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Thats a big place. You'll get better responses if you tell people the level at which you want to climb, if you're looking for multipitch, if you want stuff close to the road or want to hike a lot, whether you want to do cracks, slab, etc.
definitely would help!

Also, definitely get a copy of the the guide. I think there is kind of a list of classics in that as well.....(haven't looked at the guide in years).

For someone climbing at around my level, back when I was climbing in the Daks (<=5.9), I would suggest:
1) Little Finger Direct - Roger's Rock
2) Regular Route - Chapel Pond Slab
3) Live Free Or Die, Labatt-Ami, Frosted Mug - Beer Walls
4) Wiessner Route - Washbowl (haven't done it myself)
........ many more


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Be sure to add...

PETE'S FAREWELL and THE EL---Pitchoff Chimney Cliff

GAMESMANSHIP and THE GREAT DIHEDRAL---Pok-O-Moonshine


tradmanclimbs


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Ultra classic multi pitch Climbs only 8^)
Washbowl Cliff
#1, Hessitation 5.8
#2 overture w/ the prelude5.8 start
#3 Partition 5.8 (really solid 5.9) with many different starts. Butterflys Fly free 5.9 recomendedas a start or weisners 5.5

Poko
#1 gamesmanship 5.8
#2 Bloody mary 5.9.
#3 Fastest Gun 5.10

Rojers rock
Little finger w/ the direct finish or start or whatever combination you can get on without doing p2 of littlerfinger directwhich is 5.8X. Even Don Mellor backed off of that pitch :shock:

A bit of cragging at the beer walls would round out the trip.


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Little finger w/ the direct finish or start or whatever combination you can get on without doing p2 of littlerfinger directwhich is 5.8X. Even Don Mellor backed off of that pitch :shock:

I saw that in the beta here on RC.com, and I haven't quite figured out why anyone would even bother with an XX variant of what I am familiar with as 'Little Finger Direct' (P1=bolts, P2=traverse up&L to crack, follow crack to bulge, P3=through bulge, P4=either exit R, or contiue up and around L of small headwall)....


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