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Connecticut
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Diamond Ledge Bouldering
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Diamond Ledge Bouldering offers Connecticut climbers a chance to work problems on natural rock formations in a scenic outdoor setting. The area features the kind of accessible bouldering that makes it popular with both beginners learning movement fundamentals and experienced boulderers refining their technique. The natural ledge formations provide varied angles and problem styles in a compact area.
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