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One of the best routes of its grade at Rumney. On Jimmy Right, it's the rightmost route that follows a blunt arret up to some tricky moves along the face. Small holds and small feet make this one a bit of a puzzle. Rounded crack lines require a bit of searching for good purchase. Don't go too far right around the corner, or you'll find yourself up shit creek without a paddle. To get to the anchors, choose between going right to undercling a large flake, or left, using a series of easy cracks to gain the anchors. Fantastic route and quite popular, but absolutely worth it.
Route history
| 1989 | First ascent: Alan Cattabriga |
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Warnings
Location
- Lat/Lon: 43.80447, -71.83974
Grade citation
| 5.10a | Assigned grade |
| 5.10a | private |
| 5.10a | Rock Climbing New England |
| 5.10a | Tim Reddy |
| 5.10a [5.10a - 5.10b] + | grAId |
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Quality
Overall quality 79 from 53 ratings.
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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.
- Comprehensive, revised 3rd edition features more than 1,200 boulder problems at some of the best bouldering areas throughout New England
- Detailed maps help you find your next bouldering challenge with ease
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