Type: Sport, 145 ft (44 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 44.40782, -73.5037
FA: Gary Allan and Patrick Munn 1992
Page Views: 167 total · 14/month
Shared By: Jon Clark on Jun 22, 2025
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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An incredible route with two challenging pitches stacked on top of each other. The corner pitch is of exceptional quality and one of the best at the cliff. The crux pitch was originally led with only two bolts and supplemental gear. The FA party decided to bolt the entirety of the pitch hoping that would entice more climbers to check it out. 

The route has been thoroughly cleaned and the hardware has been updated to modern standards.

To start, scramble up pitch 1 of The Snake, then walk to the right end of the ledge to a belay anchor shared with Freedom Flight. An alternate start was added later by Patrick Munn. Consult Adirondack Rock for details.

Pitch 1 5.11d: Mantle onto the wall and climb to a stance at the base of a steep section. Crank past this and continue to the base of a right-facing corner. Finish up the corner and move left to a comfortable belay at the base of an impressive corner. A funky purple camalot adequately protects a runout between the last two bolts. 8 bolts, purple camalot.

Pitch 2 5.12b: Stem and layback up the beautiful corner with sustained difficulty to a welcomed stance. Finish up shared terrain with the route Forget Bullet to a two bolt anchor. 7 bolts

Location Suggest change

On the right end of the Snake Ledge at a two bolt anchor shared with Freedom Flight.

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Draws and a #0.5 camalot

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