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Connecticut
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At a glance
Big Roadside
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Big Roadside offers accessible climbing right off the road in Connecticut, making it a convenient destination for climbers of all levels. The crag provides a mix of routes suited to both beginners working on fundamentals and experienced climbers seeking varied terrain. Its roadside location and manageable approach make it an ideal spot for quick sessions or introduction to outdoor climbing.
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