New England Bouldering/ Sloper Traverses
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Heart of Glass is a great sloper problems but it's definitely not a traverse... |
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Joe M. wrote:Can't wait to see that map Mo, sounds cool...I'll post it over on NEB first lol ;-) |
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There ya go, Mo!!! |
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Don't know if NY is included in this forum, but Star Chores is a fantastic v9 sloper traverse at McKenzie Pond... |
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Though geographically not part of New England, it is part of this forum... |
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I need to get out there and try that and the problem you did below Kill Russ. One of these days, too busy most of the time... |
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Joe M. wrote:Let me know what you think. I have had some people tell me it's awesome and some people tell me it is really hard to find anything there and that it is very spread out between good problems. Thanks.I ran over to the Stone tower area, without much time so I didn't get on anything but....I thought the problems and rock quality looked really good. All the holds felt very friendly and not sharp. Also, the super project on the Stone tower boulder looked amazing! I'll be returning at some point to further explore the area. |
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Thanks! I will be getting there soon... |
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Will do! |
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If you count NY Shut up machine at McKensie Pond is another good one |
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Good one! |
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josh villeneuve wrote:What are some of the best sloper traverses in New England? Say Gran Torino and you'll get punched hahaha I'll start of with Tweaky Bird being pretty classicWet Banana to the left seems more of a sloper problem than Tweaky Bird. How about Slick 50 at Lincoln Woods? No exactly classic but not that many others in the area. |
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Definitely Slick 50, forgot that one... |
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It's been a while, but didn't Slick get some paint ? |
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Maybe underneath but not on the holds that the traverse follows. |
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We have a bunch of sloper traverses in the Adirondacks if you're wiling to travel a bit out of New England...just let me know and i'll let you know where some of the better ones are. |
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Nice pics, those problems look good! |