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Elevation: 880 ft 268 m
GPS: 42.74711, -72.74563
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A string of small cliffs (15-25 ft) that have places for a few lines. A few Deep Water Solos that were fun enough with good enough rock quality to be worth throwing on the page. Be careful swimming/jumping/falling in this location as it is notorious for having large changes after spring run-off. Be sure to check out the waters before attempting and climbing.

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Park before the rails and tow-away signs. An obvious trailhead on the gorge side of the road leads to the various pools and boulders.

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Sunny Roughly 9am to 5pm during high season
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Details: Sunny on the main boulder/cliff from mid-morning to mid-evening.

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Slippery when wet (red) Bitternut (blue)
Slippery when wet (red) Bitternut (blue)
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