| Type: | Sport, 100 ft (30 m) |
| GPS: | 44.24944, -70.96504 |
| FA: | Kurt Winkler & Chris Noonan, early 2010s |
| Page Views: | 371 total · 14/month |
| Shared By: | Nick Grant on Aug 11, 2023 |
| Admins: | Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall, Chris Duca |
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The Deer Hill Rd approach is a shorter and more secluded access to the cliffs but has winter closure. The Stone House Rd approach brings you VERY close and obvious to the owners house.
It's surrounded by W.M.N.F but the Shell Pond Crags are located on private property subject to a conservation easement held by Greater Lovell Land Trust. The owners and easement holders of the property have been gracious enough to allow climbing to occur on their land, but access is not guaranteed in the future. If you show up and there are numerous cars in the parking lot consider climbing at other nearby Evan’s Notch locations
It's surrounded by W.M.N.F but the Shell Pond Crags are located on private property subject to a conservation easement held by Greater Lovell Land Trust. The owners and easement holders of the property have been gracious enough to allow climbing to occur on their land, but access is not guaranteed in the future. If you show up and there are numerous cars in the parking lot consider climbing at other nearby Evan’s Notch locations
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Lots of varied climbing on this one.
Climb the rock buttress and move right into the scoop under the little roof and then up and over. (Not particularly easy.) A bit higher up there is a vegetated flake on the left below a 10-15 foot white slab. The slab is perhaps the trickiest part of the climb. Either that or the Gunks-style roof right at the top.



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