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fun route.
Description This is a little cliff located 3 mins from the road in Woodstock NH. The cliff is about 100 feet tall at it highest point and has a general dome shape. There is evidence of climbing here but I dont not know the extent of it, but there are 3 or 4 trees with very old slings on them.
The parking area for Bryant Ledge is small only 2 or 3 cars can fit there so if it is full please respect it and dont park in the driveway that approaches the house. However, if you decided to go here you will probably have the place to yourself so parking should never be an issue.
Getting There Take I-93 to exit 30, turn onto route 3 north, follow for 5 minutes and Parker Ledge Rd will on your left park in the little pull off and the hiking trail leads right up from the next to the telephone pole.
DONT BOTHER THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE AT THE HOUSE ON PARKER LEDGE RD.
The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Bryant Ledge:
Featured Route For Bryant Ledge
Millenium FAlcon 5.9- NH : Bryant Ledge
This route is quite good but not a good into to 5.9 trad climbing. Start on the route Diagonal 5.6 and follow that crack for about ten feet, from here balance and technique up the face above using obvious seems for protection. (In one vertical seam there is a perfect .75 pod that shows itself when it looks like it will take no more gear.) The crux of this route is the 15 feet of climbing after leaving Diagonal 5.6, with the hardest move being a awkward step left onto a small fo... [more] Browse More Classics in NH
By matthewWallace
From: plymouth, nh
Aug 21, 2011
| I have climbed two routes here that we believe have been climbed before, one certainly has been climbed. I would like to get as much info possible about the routes, developers, history etc of Bryant Ledge.
I do know that people climbed here as early as the 1980's but I do not know to what extent. Please provide as much info as possible and I will add it to the description!
This is the dome you can see when driving on the highway, there seems to be much potential here! |
By matthewWallace
From: plymouth, nh
Sep 1, 2011
| Kai I added it into the other comment so now if you want to delelte your most recent comment I will delete mine too :) |
By burlap submariner
Sep 15, 2011
| I was shown this cliff by my friend who had a cabin nearly across the street from the crag, pretty cool little spot for an afternoon session. I would talk to john sykes, if anyone would know it would be him or jamie cunningham. |
By Jeffrey LeCours
From: New Hampshire
Apr 17, 2013
| I wonder if this used to be (or is now) known as Parker Ledge. I saw it listed as this on one topo... and the street you park on is Parker Ledge. However, other topos list it as Bryant Ledge. |
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