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Maine
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At a glance
Sebago Lake (Frye's Leap) DWS
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Sebago Lake's Frye's Leap offers a scenic deep water soloing destination where climbers can push their limits over water without traditional protection concerns. The crag provides an accessible alternative to traditional top-rope and sport climbing, allowing boulderers and climbers to work on movement and technique in a unique aquatic setting. This area suits climbers looking for a refreshing change of pace and those interested in exploring Maine's DWS opportunities.
c. Greater Portland
~27 min drive
Accessible Maine climbing near Portland with moderate routes.
Highway Boulders
~29 min drive
Maine bouldering area with natural formations for all ability levels.
Bradbury Mountain State Park (CLOSED to Climbing Oct '17)
~30 min drive
Maine state park climbing area, currently closed to climbing.
Southern Boulder Patch
~30 min drive
Accessible Maine granite bouldering with problems for developing climbers.
Cornerstone, The
~30 min drive
Accessible Maine crag with moderate climbing and reliable rock.
Prickly Pear Boulder ( originally "Upper Sector")
~35 min drive
Maine boulder field with varied problems for climbers of all levels.
Grand Slab (Home Base)
~35 min drive
Solid slab climbing in Maine with approachable routes for skill development.
Coffin Boulder (aka "Belly Button")
~35 min drive
Accessible Maine boulder with moderate problems and solid climbing.
South Freeport Boulders
~35 min drive
Accessible Maine bouldering with problems for developing climbers.
Cat Pine Boulder
~35 min drive
Maine bouldering area with natural rock formations in a forested setting.