Sit start. Starting on the right side of the flake, find nice starting jugs. Grab the sharp flake, and swing your left leg onto the flake. This is the crux: find crimp up and to the left to pull youself on the flake. Grab horn to the top.

Frosted Flakes

Beginner Splits

Captain Crimps

Dirty Whirl

Undercling Fling

Sit start. Starting close to the left arete, grab onto the sharp flake press feet against the rock. Pull yourself onto the top of the flake so that you are standing. Walk a litte up the right of the crack. Find SMALL crimps with right and left hand. The rest is a crimpy, adrenaline-inducing send. The crux is finding a crimp with your right leg and standing on it. It holds--if you trust yourself.

Slab climb that spits you outward if you fall--safe for beginners.  Start by finding little ledge for right foot and a crimp for right hand. Reach for a little numb up and to the left. Perform a split as you extend your left foot outwards. Adjust right foot to a higher, yet slanted-inward ledge. Reach above for flake with left hand and match. Move right hand to the ledge and pull yourself over.

Start on the right side of the boulder. Find crimp with left hand and cling with your right. Begin traversing up and to the left. The crux is one move before topping out; you either have to match a crimp or fully extend to the next hold.

This send requires fancy footwork. Start by finding undercling and stepping up into the crack with both feet. With your right hand still holding the undercling, turn your left side out from the wall, slowly extend left hand upward to crimp as you stand. Now you're at the crux. The rest of this is basically slope. Wrap right arm around the arete onto to slope. Position right leg higher, then pull until you hand grab the horn.

Great for beginners and some high ball thrills. A secluded area at the treeline of the base of Bald Mountain. You should climb here on weekends or after 5:00pm on weekdays. [Current ownership status is unknown. R Hall NH Admin ]

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