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Description 

Area between Starship Enterprise/ Waimea and the Hinterlands.

The trails at the base are suffering from some serious erosion issues due to their location on the mountain. Tread lightly!

The left(lower) end of Triple Corners holds most of the harder climbs whereas, the right side holds many 5.8-5.10 climbs that are worthwhile.

It isn't uncommon for beginners turned away from crowds at Vadar and Jimmy Cliff to make their way down to this area.

In the middle there is a 4th class gully(don't attempt when wet). Atop the gully you will find six or so quality climbs that would make for some nice pictures.


Getting There 

From The Starship Enterprise crag, walk to the right side and up, following the stone steps, getting you to the lower left side.
From Waimea, take the trail down below the China Beach area which drops you into the upper right Tripple Corners at the route Sunbowl.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Triple Corners :
Triple Delights   5.4     Sport   Triple Corners Left
Rack for Sale   5.7     Sport   Triple Corners Right
Birch Corner   5.7+     Trad, 50 feet   Triple Corners Left
Triple Fisting   5.9     Trad, 45 feet   Triple Corners Left
Trundle Love   5.9     Sport, 30 feet   Triple Corners Center
Left El Diego   5.9     Sport   Triple Corners Right
Trigger Happy   5.9     Sport   Triple Corners Right
Amore Eel   5.10b     Sport, 50 feet   Triple Corners Left
Technical Second   5.10b     Sport   Triple Corners Right
The Full Effect   5.10c     Sport   Triple Corners Center
Skunks in the Gym   5.10c     Sport   Triple Corners Center
Twelve Pack   5.10d     Sport   Triple Corners Right
Dirty Dozen   5.10d     Sport   Triple Corners Right
Perfectly Blunt   5.10d     Sport   Triple Corners Right
Man With a Hueco in His Tights   5.11b     Sport, 45 feet   Triple Corners Left
Walking the Devil   5.12     Trad, 45 feet   Triple Corners Left
Wild Blue Yonder   5.12c/d     Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet   Triple Corners Center
Blues for Mowgli   5.12d     Sport, 50 feet   Triple Corners Left
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Featured Route For Triple Corners
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Sun Bowl 5.8  NH : Rumney : ... : Triple Corners Right
Always dry.Moderate climbing somewhere short of its best. Useful as a warm-up or warm-down if bumming around the mountain has got you down...This climb has some weird moves including a mandatory pinch (unusual for a 5.8 at Rumney) and a dynamic move that if avoided turns this climb into a 5.10- which sneaks up on ya....[more]   Browse More Classics in NH


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By twellman
Sep 29, 2009

I was at the top of the gully the other day climbing skunks, and noticed a few routes left of it that I couldnt seem to find here. There is a line of bolts going straight up the arete around the corner to the left of skunks (looks hard!), and there is a monster chimney even further left that had some bolts. Probably these are in the guidebook, but it would be cool if someone familiar with them added the info here too.

By M Sprague
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From: New England
May 3, 2010

The first route you mention, up the arete, is a 12d, Wild Blue Yonder, put up by Ward Smith. I haven't been up in that area lately, so can't give a better description. Both of the routes are listed in the new guide book

By matthewWallace
From: plymouth, nh
Jul 5, 2010

A couple friends of mine said they saw a baby black bear in this area a few days ago, so be careful!

By Jeffrey LeCours
From: New Hampshire
Jul 22, 2010

For such a prominent arete, I've NEVER seen Wild Blue Yonder touched. Does anyone have any stories to share about that climb? Is it an overhanging face climb or does it stay true to the arete? Any beta? :)