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Elevation: | 477 ft |
GPS: |
41.79062, -72.21342 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Morgan Patterson on Jun 5, 2012 · Updates |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson |
Getting There
From the intersection of Route 275 and Route 195, head south on
Route 195 for 1.25 miles. Turn left at Mansfield Historical Society;
parking is behind building.
Located along the Nipmuck trail, Mansfield CT.
MAP: mansfieldct.gov/filestorage…
There are also these directions from TrailPeak.com which are different and appear to point to a cliff on the topo as well. Please PM or post if you know what's correct here.
Take a right onto Chaffeeville Rd. follow for about 3 miles. You will pass Mulberry Rd. on your left, about .2 miles down the road on the right there will be a small dirt road you want to take. About 50 feet up the road go left and park next to the Nipmuck Trail (blue markers) which goes up a steep hill on your right. Follow to the top of the hill and 50 foot will be the second (non-moss-covered) cliff.
Route 195 for 1.25 miles. Turn left at Mansfield Historical Society;
parking is behind building.
Located along the Nipmuck trail, Mansfield CT.
MAP: mansfieldct.gov/filestorage…
There are also these directions from TrailPeak.com which are different and appear to point to a cliff on the topo as well. Please PM or post if you know what's correct here.
Take a right onto Chaffeeville Rd. follow for about 3 miles. You will pass Mulberry Rd. on your left, about .2 miles down the road on the right there will be a small dirt road you want to take. About 50 feet up the road go left and park next to the Nipmuck Trail (blue markers) which goes up a steep hill on your right. Follow to the top of the hill and 50 foot will be the second (non-moss-covered) cliff.
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