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V8

   
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Type: Boulder, 15 feet
Consensus: V7-8 [details]
FA: Ben Fuller
Submitted By: Lanky on Apr 9, 2010

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Dustin pulling through the bottom section.

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Description 

Start sitting on the right side of the boulder with a hanging, blocky arete to your left. Heel hooks and tension get you to a pinch and a sharp crimp. From here, make a big move and lots more tension lead to a slopey but solid topout.


Location 

In Devil's Den, head past the Up In Smoke Boulder and follow the trail towards the swampy pond. It will head down and right. At the bottom of that dip, take a left. The problem is on the water-facing side of a boulder right by the pond's edge.


Protection 

A couple of pads will help cover the rock in the middle of the landing. A spotter to keep you from tipping backwards into the swamp isn't a bad idea.



Photos of Leave It to Beaver Slideshow Add Photo
Kyle warming up.

Kyle warming up.

Old man Pete getting it done.

Old man Pete getting it done.

the beav

the beav

Lily Hallet (2011)

Lily Hallet (2011)

Sean whips out his melon

Sean whips out his melon


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By BDalhaus
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From: Manchester, NH
Apr 9, 2010
rating: V7

IMO this is probably the best V7 in the park.

I think we had 8 pads up there one day, but two pads will work fine if someone moves them as you go. I can't picture falling into the pond, but knocking your spotter into the water is a possibility.

By Eric Heiden
From: Derry, NH
Sep 7, 2011