Type: Trad, Mixed, Ice, 180 ft (55 m)
GPS: 44.14042, -73.74913
FA: Matt Homer, Kevin Crowl, and Jared Schue, 1997 FFA: Chris Thomas and Todd Post 1/3/2003
Page Views: 86 total · 78/month
Shared By: Jerome St-Michel on Jan 3, 2026
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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A major and historically significant line. One of the earliest examples of steep, hard mixed climbing on overhanging rock in the Adirondacks. The route begins at a thin, overhanging crack on the far left side of the cliff. Climb an easy ramp, then follow the crack for about 20 feet to a roof with fixed gear. From there, reach left to gain the ice and continue upward.

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Left/Mid side of the cliff. Obvious thin crack to ice.

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Ice screws, trad, maybe fixed gear.

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