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Connecticut
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At a glance
Diamond Ledge
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Diamond Ledge offers Connecticut climbers a solid venue for developing technique on natural rock. The crag's ledge-based formations provide a mix of crack and face climbing opportunities suitable for climbers working through intermediate grades. The setting combines accessible climbing with the character of New England's natural stone.
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