Type: Trad, TR, 40 ft (12 m)
GPS: 41.45766, -72.94817
FA: unknown, prior to 1957
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Shared By: Olivia Weiss on Jun 21, 2024
Admins: Morgan Patterson
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Climb the southwestern-most arête of the cliff. Once you get to the large overhang near the top, pull over directly onto face climbing to the top. If the dead tree is still present, avoid using it to not drop the grade below 5.5. There are options to bail right (easier) or left around the overhang, if it seems too daunting.

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The SW arête of the cliff. There should be some old red paint near the base of the climb at the start itself and on a tree nearby.

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standard rack, bring lots of extendable draws to avoid rope drag. This climb can be mostly sewn up, especially until the top overhang.

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The arête on the left side is YMC Arête at Mount Sanford in CT.
The arête on the left side is YMC Arête at Moun…
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The top of the YMC Arête at Mount Sanford in CT. This can be reached by going to the scenic overlook and hiking west (hiker's right if looking out over the cliff) along the cliff top until you get to the top of the SW corner of the cliff.
The top of the YMC Arête at Mount Sanford in CT…
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Looking up at the start of YMC Arête at Mount Sanford in CT.
Looking up at the start of YMC Arête at Mount S…
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