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Maine
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Lower Sunny Side
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Lower Sunny Side is a Maine climbing area offering accessible rock climbing in a scenic setting. The crag provides a mix of climbing experiences suitable for climbers developing their skills and those seeking solid moderate-grade climbing. Its south-facing aspect and approachable terrain make it a welcoming destination for building confidence on rock.
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