| Pick Of The Litter Cliff |
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| | Description Pick Of The Litter is a steep slab sitting on top of a separate knoll just south of White's Ledge. A short approach and the river near by makes it a fun summer time crag. Although many climbs have bolts be sure to bring a normal rack. The crag ranges from 50-90'. Another short wall with a handful of routes sits 100 yards to the right of the main wall.
Getting There Drive north on 302 to Covered Bridge Lane,which is on the right just before the covered bridge gift shop. Follow Covered Bridge Lane, staying left at all intersections until you see a dirt road on the left, Ricks Road. Follow Rick's Road for 0.8 miles to pullout on the right at a old logging road. (Just after a pullout on the left hand side over looking the river). Walk the logging road for about 100 yards and a cairn will be on the left. Follow the drainage and cairns uphill to the base of the cliff on the right. Other short walls will be seen to the right along the approach. The approach should take 15-20 minutes.
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By Matt Peer Nov 14, 2012
| Since I did the first ascent of "Pick OF the Litter", why is the cliff now written as the "Pick O' the Litter" That's not what I named the route. Jerry Handren changed that in his recent guidebook. Does that mean I can go and change the spelling of Jerry's route too? Matt Peer |
By john strand From: southern colo Nov 14, 2012
| Matt- how are you ?? you should change the Jemery to gerry.... I hate when names get changed w/o consent |
By chinos Nov 14, 2012
| hey matt, we entered the route as Pick Of the Litter, a fun climb by the way! i will tell Jim to change the name of the cliff to "Pick Of the Litter". Sorry we were using the Handren description... |
By jimmi jazz From: new durham nh Nov 14, 2012
| Sorry Matt. Just went off the new guide book. I didn't mean to cause beef. |
By Jeffrey LeCours From: New Hampshire Jan 15, 2013
| Does anyone have any information on the short craglet / boulder that you might pass on the way up to this cliff? It can easily be identified by the fist (or larger) crack that runs up the cleanest part of it. An overhang on the right side creates a cool cave. I'm surprised we saw no evidence of animals under there. 44°05'25.63N 71°13'38.60W |
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