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Connecticut
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At a glance
Ball Field Slabs
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Ball Field Slabs offers slab climbing on Connecticut's distinctive bedrock, providing a unique technical challenge for climbers seeking friction-dependent movement on moderate angles. The setting combines accessible roadside convenience with genuine climbing terrain, making it a solid option for climbers looking to sharpen slab technique without committing to distant destinations. The area suits climbers comfortable with less-than-vertical terrain who want to work on footwork and balance.
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