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From Gary's PDF guide for Lost T

Description 

Tucked away above Chub Lake is this excellent cliff averaging 40-80 feet in height with high quality cracks.

Mostly trad with added bolts, and a few bolted lines. Top ropes can be setup for most (if not all) routes.

Important - Routes with bolts are intended to be stick clipped to protect the opening moves.

Bolting at Lost T is not indicative of the typical Adirondack ethic. Bolts are usually added to provide safety for the leader only when no other means of protection is available.

Rumor has it that some or all of the bolts at Lost T have been damaged, chopped, or removed. Message me details if you have them so it can be added properly here. If this is indeed the case, best to bring some extra long cord or static line for top rope setup of some of the more thinly protected routes.

Getting There 

5.6 miles north of the Route 29A and Route 10 intersection, at a parking area (18T 538082 4789285) on the right side, look for a trail heading north/northeast. Follow this approach (to Lost Hunter) along Chub Lake for 5 minutes. Take a left downhill towards the lake, then a right before reaching the lake's shore. After a couple minutes bear right at flagging (Y intersection). Follow this trail as it makes its way uphill for about 10 minutes, passing access paths to The Annex on the left. Pink and orange flagging. Easy to follow.

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