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Angled Boulder 

Great Ledge Bouldering 


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Description 

There is a good amount of bouldering here from actual boulders to highball routes on the Great Ledge its self, to other small faces in the gorge.


Getting There 

In the gorge at the bottom of the Great Ledge.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Great Ledge Bouldering:
Low Traverse   V6     Boulder, 15 feet   Angled Boulder
Overhung face   V7     Boulder, 12 feet   Angled Boulder
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Featured Route For Great Ledge Bouldering
Follow the arete on the left side.

Left Arete V2-3  CT : Southwest : ... : Angled Boulder
This route tackles the arete on the climbers left side of the Angled Boulder. Use the arete for hands and use the arete and overhung face for feet. The crux might have been the moves right off the ground?...[more]   Browse More Classics in CT