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DescriptionNice area to check out, all kinds of rock from TR sized cliffs to sitdown cave crack problems to a sweet warmup boulder with 3-4 V3 and under. This area looks like it had a full time resident within the last 10-20 years and is conveniently located on the side of I-95. You have probably driven past a hundred times and said "hmmm"... Getting ThereSame as the High Voltage area except once you reach the second trail you can either head to the High Voltage and then follow the cliffband to it(10 more minutes) or you can stay on the second trail and follow it up into a small scenic canyon(TR/ice potential). Staying on this trail you will get near a lake(private property posted) and the trail will wind up the hill to the top. This is where you have to bushwack for 5 minutes heading west/paralleling 95 until you reach the rock. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Interstate Homeless Camp:
Dogs Doing Brain Surgery V0 R Boulder, 15 feet
Slabby VonSlabbenstein V1 Boulder, 15 feet
Vague Beta V3- Boulder, 15 feet
Featured Route For Interstate Homeless Camp
I-95 Arete V0+ CT : Connecticut Bouldering : ... : Interstate Homeless Camp
On the backside of the slabby boulder, starts on the left side of the face and follows the obvious arete. tops out on Dispair. Slightly highball but juggy at the top....[more] Browse More Classics in CT
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