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Connecticut
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At a glance
Jericho Cliff (Junkyard)
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Jericho Cliff, known locally as the Junkyard, offers Connecticut climbers a solid venue for developing technique on natural rock. The crag provides a mix of climbing experiences across various grades, making it accessible to climbers working through the intermediate spectrum. Its setting and character make it a worthwhile destination for those seeking quality climbing in the state.
Right End
~2 min drive
Connecticut climbing area with varied routes for developing climbers.
Whitestone Cliffs
~2 min drive
Connecticut crag with natural rock formations and varied climbing.
Upper Tier
~2 min drive
Connecticut climbing area with varied routes for developing climbers.
Mile of Ledges
~14 min drive
Connecticut riverside crag with ledgy formations for accessible climbing.
Petro Cliffs
~14 min drive
Connecticut climbing crag with varied routes for multiple skill levels.
A-Frame Wall
~23 min drive
Connecticut climbing area with varied routes for multiple skill levels.
Center, The
~2 min drive
Accessible Connecticut crag with varied climbing for developing climbers.
Left End
~2 min drive
Connecticut climbing area with varied routes on natural rock.
Main Slab
~2 min drive
Accessible Connecticut slab climbing focused on technique and footwork.
Right Side
~2 min drive
Connecticut climbing area with varied routes on natural rock.
