Pond View Slab Rock Climbing
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Elevation: | 3,132 ft | 955 m |
GPS: |
43.5474, -73.9666 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Page Views: | 1,268 total · 6/month | |
Shared By: | Jay Harrison on May 29, 2008 | |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer |
Description
Pondview slab offers an excellent view of the pond, sunsets, and a few other mountains. South-facing, it receives much sunlight and wind.
The base is very soft, compiling of loose dirt topped with pine needles.
Vegetation is thick, and blow-down after a winter season can make the trail from the pond difficult.
The base is very soft, compiling of loose dirt topped with pine needles.
Vegetation is thick, and blow-down after a winter season can make the trail from the pond difficult.
Getting There
From the parking lot: Hike to the summit. Once at the summit, hang a left heading towards the pond. Right before the trails starts steeply heading downhill, there's a herd path to the slab.
From the pond: find the trail that goes up the side of the mountain (not the front) until you begin to top out. (If you're walking up a dried out stream bed, that is the wrong trail. That will take you around the front of the mountain.) At that point, a herd path will be on your right out to the top of the slab.
From the pond: find the trail that goes up the side of the mountain (not the front) until you begin to top out. (If you're walking up a dried out stream bed, that is the wrong trail. That will take you around the front of the mountain.) At that point, a herd path will be on your right out to the top of the slab.
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