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DescriptionA series of 6 walls with some potential; the Upper Wall, the namesake Three 16', 20', 12' Walls, a 15' slab and further down and around right, another wall split by a ledge, currently undeveloped, but with potential. Under new development, so some of the routes may still be a bit raw. If you bring your cleaning tools, there is much new routing to be done. This area generally faces south east, so gets morning sun. There is a residence down the hill, not far from here, so please keep the noise to a minimum. Getting ThereFrom parking at the trail head on Rt 165, take the white blazed trail south, which will take you above the Roadside Wall and in probably less than 5 minutes along the top of the Pine Line Wall that drops off on your right. Just after the end of that wall, the trail dips. Break off the trail here to the left (east), heading for a little valley. If you wound up a little rocky hill and came upon some stone thrones on the white trail, you went a little too far. In about 500 feet from turning off the trail you should see the 11’ Small Egg Boulder sitting on a pedestal. Pass it to the right, continuing down the valley and hooking around to the left. You should arrive on the left side of the Warm Up Wall. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for 3 Walls:
V-Easy V-easy Boulder, 16 feet The First Wall (Warm Up Wal...
Center Stage V0 Boulder, 16 feet The First Wall (Warm Up Wal...
Warm Up Traverse V0 Boulder, 25 feet The First Wall (Warm Up Wal...
Romney's Dog V1+ Boulder, 21 feet The First Wall (Warm Up Wal...
Sinsation V3 PG13 Boulder, 15 feet Sensational Slab
Squatch V3-4 Boulder, 12 feet Wall 3 (Squatch)
King Philip V3-4 Boulder, 20 feet The Second Wall
Featured Route For 3 Walls
Sinsation V3 PG13 Rhode Island : Arcadia Management Area : ... : Sensational Slab
The plum line running up the middle of the tall slab. Micro edges and small dimples make for a classic slab problem. A double tiered landing makes an interesting landing zone....[more] Browse More Classics in Rhode Island
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