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Vermont
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At a glance
Talus Field Boulders
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Talus Field Boulders offers boulderers a chance to work problems among scattered stone in Vermont's natural landscape. The setting provides a mix of problem angles and sizes across the talus field, making it accessible for climbers developing their technique. This area suits those seeking a more dispersed, exploratory bouldering experience in a scenic Vermont setting.
Main Crag
~15 min drive
Vermont climbing crag with varied routes for skill development.
Lake Dunmore/Falls of Lana
~15 min drive
Natural rock climbing near Lake Dunmore and Falls of Lana in Vermont.
Rogers Rock
~43 min drive
Accessible New York climbing area with routes for multiple skill levels.
Campground Wall
~43 min drive
Accessible New York crag with moderate climbing for developing climbers.
Cove Boulders
~44 min drive
Accessible New York bouldering area with problems for multiple skill levels.
Trailside Boulders
~0 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering with varied problems for all levels.
Waterfall Boulders
~1 min drive
Scenic Vermont bouldering area with natural water features and varied problems.
Central Vermont
~27 min drive
Versatile Vermont climbing in the heart of the state.
Chittenden Bouldering
~28 min drive
Accessible Vermont bouldering area with problems for developing climbers.
Vermont's Lonely Rocks - Central
~32 min drive
Secluded Vermont crag offering quiet climbing in a remote backcountry setting.
