Cedar point  Photos:  Recent | Best | Popular Lat, Long:  45.2855, -66.0951 Map Page Views:  2,389. Good page? (1 like)    Administrators:  Dom, Ian Lingley, Peter Spindloe, Tom Erickson Submitted By:  Dom on Jun 17, 2011 Make this area a Favorite What's New   Print a Mini-Guide with routes Add Route  Add Photo  Add Comment  Add Event

Cedar Point

Description 

This crag is situated in the industrial city of Saint John. Although, this doesn't sound appealing, the crag is nestled in an old limestone quarry in a peaceful residential neighbourhood. Despite being a decommissioned quarry, the rock is very solid as no explosives were used when it was exploited over a century ago.
This place collects sun, and dries out much more quickly than you'd expect. If the wind is blowing the right direction, it can be an excellent choice for early march / late november! That being said, sometimes the wind funnels in the quarry and it can be cold even in mid summer.

Please be courteous while visiting the area. The approach and the cliffs are on private property and the climbing here is tolerated. One confrontation with the owners or the neighbours and the privilege of climbing here could be lost.

Getting There 

Info to get there can be found on the preliminary topo written by Cory G. found here: www.beta-source.com/guidebooks/cedarpoint/cedar_point.pdf

Also, worth noting that Cory's topo is much more complete than what can be found on this website. Please read his topo before heading out there.

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Torpedoes and Jellyfish 5.10b  International : Canada : ... : Cedar point

This route starts just right of a cut cedar growing out of the cliff near the base, and follows theseries of bolts through a gentle overhang of dark rock. Continue up the crack beyond the 6th boltand follow it as it branches right to shared maillon anchor....[more]   Browse More Classics in International

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BETA PHOTO: Trail map showing access and parking to Cedar Poin...	BETA PHOTO: Left to right climbers on Tequila and limestone 5....	View from the top
sunset at Cedar point