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Connecticut
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At a glance
Diamond Cluster
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Diamond Cluster offers Connecticut climbers a compact crag with solid rock and accessible climbing. The area provides a mix of routes suitable for climbers working on technique and movement, making it a welcoming destination for those building their outdoor climbing skills in the state.
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