Situated in Ethan Allen Park beneath the Tower a large cliff face and lower cliff area by the entrance are set up with 6 sets of toprope bolt anchors providing 9 new routes ranging from 5.7 to 5.11+, with a few unclimbed new projects. All routes are easily accessible from the trail behind the Tower leading to a small trail along the edge of the cliff.
From Burlington, on bike take the bikepath to Leddy Park and cut through the connector to North Avenue going North, turn right into the park on Ethan Allen Ave.
From Burlington, by car, take the 127 North to the first exit, turn right off the exit onto North Ave going North, taking the right at the light into the Park on Ethan Allen Ave.
Park and take the trail to the Tower and behind it are 4 sets of route anchors. If looking for the lower cliff area then take the jogging trail next to the playground into the woods and the first set of cliffs you come to have 2 sets of anchors on the top of the cliff lines.
The routes are no taller than 70' so a single 50m rope will be able to handle all the climbs there. The page here is adding route heights on their own for some reason even after I entered the correct height in each, so take note that the lower walls are shorter and the main Tower wall in the photo is the largest.
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Author(s): Tim Kemple
Date: 2018
ISBN: 9781938393303
From the granite blocks of Lincoln Woods, Rhode Island, to the schist of Smugglers' Notch, Vermont, you're bound to find your next problem in the New England Bouldering guidebook.
Evan Whitaker on Zig Zag 5.9 - 0606211700_HDR.jpg
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