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Northern New England Offwidth Hardman Circuit

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Ben M · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jun 2017 · Points: 49

I’m new to the region and rather than reinvent the wheel I was curious if such a thing exists for NE.


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If there isn’t a list, let’s get one going! Share the wide cracks of New England!

Bryce Dahlgren · · Boston, Ma · Joined Oct 2020 · Points: 492
Bryce Dahlgren · · Boston, Ma · Joined Oct 2020 · Points: 492

Didn't mean to be a buzz kill by posting all of those links. Anyway if you want a circuit with routes reasonably close to one another then I think Cathedral Ledge and Pawtuckaway are your best bet. Although Raptor Roof and Walking the Devil look really cool so you should do them too, if you're up for the challenge. Some of the routes I'm listing are more chimney than offwidth but they're still wide. I've only done like three of these routes so don't ask me for advice, I just like obsessing over them.

Cathedral Ledge:

Standard Route via direct start, 5.8

Remission, 5.8

Diedre Direct, 5.9+

Repentance, 5.10b

Black Crack, 5.10b

Diedre Piss Easy, 5.10c

Peanut Gallery Flake, 5.11b

Crack Between Worlds, 5.11c

Fisting Jon, 5.11+

The Beast 666, 5.11+ (can link with The Beast Flake too apparently)

Pawtuckaway:

Fleet Street, V2

Bones to Bits, V2-3

Shadows, Everywhere, V3

A River Runs Through It, V3

Double Jam, 5.5

Short Stuff, 5.7

Bates Route, 5.7

No Answer, 5.8

Yellow Zonkers, 5.8+

Far Out Jam, 5.9

Climber's Corner, 5.10

The Immaculate Constriction, 5.11-

Plus a good amount of easy chimneys in the Hillside area too.

Ben M · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jun 2017 · Points: 49

You created buzz! I was having a great time looking through all the links. Thanks for pulling that list together!

Guideline #1: Don't be a jerk.

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