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The big pitch (I call it pitch 2) in fat, mid-March condition a few years ago.
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If you're looking to fill out your day up there, walk left from the base of the top pitch, and you'll see all kinds of fun, short flows. These tend to come into shape early, so they can be an alternative top pitch when the "real" top pitch isn't solid.
Hilyer pitch Four? February 1st 2020
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Gunkiemike
Mar 14, 2015
“The big pitch (I call it pitch 2) in fat, mid-March condition a few years ago.”  

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If you're looking to fill out your day up there, walk left from the base of the top pitch, and you'll see all kinds of fun, short flows. These tend to come into shape early, so they can be an alternative top pitch when the "real" top pitch isn't solid.
The big pitch (I call it pitch 2) in fat, mid-March condition a few years ago.
Hilyer pitch Four? February 1st 2020
Hilyer pitch two? February 1st 2020
Hilyer pitch pitch one? February 1st 2020
Hillyer is usually one of the earliest spots in the Catskills to develop real ice that you can put a screw into. This was mid-December 2014.
Rappelling the 2nd pitch.
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