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Vermont
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At a glance
Northern Vermont
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Northern Vermont climbing offers access to the region's natural rock formations in a setting shaped by the Green Mountains and New England's distinctive geology. The area provides climbing opportunities suited to climbers seeking to explore Vermont's outdoor rock, with routes that reflect the character of the region's stone. Whether you're looking for single-pitch climbing or longer objectives, this area serves as a gateway to climbing in northern New England.
Jeff Slide Area (aka The Classroom)
~50 min drive
Accessible Vermont climbing area popular with developing climbers.
Outhouse Boulder
~50 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering on natural stone.
Wheeler Mountain
~14 min drive
Vermont climbing with varied routes for multiple ability levels.
e. The Great Corner
~14 min drive
Vermont crag featuring corner and face climbing for varied skill levels.
Mount Hor
~18 min drive
Lake Willoughby cliff climbing with mixed traditional and sport routes.
Mount Pisgah
~18 min drive
Vermont climbing on Mount Pisgah with varied routes for multiple ability levels.
Mount Hor
~18 min drive
Lake Willoughby cliff climbing with scenic views and mixed route options.
Wounded Grouse Ledge
~20 min drive
Vermont ledge climbing with classic New England character.
Bald Hill
~23 min drive
Vermont crag with varied climbing and scenic surroundings.
Fire Tower Crag (Elmore Mtn)
~35 min drive
Mountain crag climbing on Elmore Mountain in central Vermont.