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Breakheart Ledge Bouldering

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	A Bitter Bale V3+ 6A+
	High Hopes V3 6A
	Perfectly Cromulent V5 6C
	Sniffles V0 4 PG13
	Two Lost Boots V1 5
	WOH is Me V0 4

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Elevation:	296 ft	90 m
GPS:	41.60824, -71.69933 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Description

This small ledge offers some short but nice looking moderate roped climbing and good bouldering opportunities. The taller portions of the craglet run a little over 25' tall with the option for short leads or TRing from the trees up top. The bouldering is just starting to be developed (mostly on the left side so far), but some of it is very good.

Definitely wear some orange during hunting season, as hunters use the area a lot.

The rock is featured granite with interesting quartz formations. The approach is only about 10 minutes walk, but off trail enough that you are away from most other visitors. The ledge faces SE.

Getting There

From the old white church (no steeple) take the dirt Frosty Hollow rd north off rt 165 all the way until it comes to a T and cross straight into a small parking lot. From the lot don't go up the gated rd, but walk up the smaller one that heads off to the right. In a few minutes this will drop you into another dirt rd (Newman Trail). Take a right and in a couple minutes a mountain bike trail will head off to the left. Take this and in a few hundred feet it crosses a stone wall. Follow the wall to the left and in a couple hundred yards it will bring you close to the left end of the ledge.
Alternatively, if the lot is full or it is too rough for your car, you can take a right at the T and park at Breakheart Pond then walk north along the west side of the pond to meet up with Newman Trail on the other side. Take a left then look for the bike path on your right in a minute or two. I think it is slightly longer this way.