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15 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. Top rope about 85ft
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Looking left as you come to the end of the trail at the cliff face
15 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. Setting up top ropes. Rappel in to top rope. Be VERY careful of pine needles, which you can slip on and fall off the cliff.
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Joe Heinz
May 10, 2020
“15 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. Top rope about 85ft”  

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The view from the cliff
15 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. Rappelling down to climb up.
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The "turn down spot" (where the trail turns downhill) marked on the map is at 40.890531, -75.761732 in google maps. As you return to your car, it is easy to miss this spot and get a little lost. Place this marker in your google maps for your GPS.
Trail that follows the ridge at the top of the hill. This trail is closer to the cliff edge and runs parallel with the fire road for 2 miles.
10 feet to the right (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. (maybe 10?)
Looking left as you come to the end of the trail at the cliff face
15 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. Top rope about 85ft
15 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff. Setting up top ropes. Rappel in to top rope. Be VERY careful of pine needles, which you can slip on and fall off the cliff.
25 feet to the left (when facing out from cliff) of where the main trail terminates at the cliff
Yellow arrow trail (falls trail) now closed (year 2019). Take blue arrows up very defined trail to ridge. Then head down ridge for 2 miles to the BLUE DOT. I'm not sure of the actual trail marking colors
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