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Vermont
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Jeff Slide Area (aka The Classroom)
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Jeff Slide Area, affectionately known as The Classroom, offers accessible climbing on Vermont rock with a welcoming atmosphere ideal for climbers developing their skills. The area's natural setting and varied routes make it a popular destination for those looking to build confidence on real stone in a supportive environment.
Outhouse Boulder
~0 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering on natural stone.
The Playground Area
~0 min drive
Beginner-friendly Vermont climbing area with varied routes for skill development.
Easy Gully Boulder
~0 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering area with a natural gully setting.
Wheaties Boulder
~1 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering area with problems for developing climbers.
2020 Landslide Boulders
~1 min drive
Vermont bouldering area with naturally formed problems from recent landslide activity.
ENT Gully
~0 min drive
Vermont gully climbing with mixed terrain and natural features.
Stowed Boulder
~0 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering on natural stone for all levels.
Tall Boy Boulder
~0 min drive
Vermont bouldering area with varied problems for developing climbers.
Boulders Behind the Main Parking Lot/Visitor Center
~0 min drive
Convenient Vermont bouldering near visitor facilities with accessible natural rock.
ENT Boulders
~0 min drive
Natural bouldering area in Vermont with varied problems for developing climbers.