Lake Willoughby State Park Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Sergey Komarov David Gibbs CElliott J Hart John Rolka

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1. Lake Willoughby State Park 13 in Crag
- 1.1. Mt. Pisgah 7 in Area
- 1.2. Mt. Hor / Mount Hor 6 in Crag
  - 1.2.1. Watermelon Slab 3 in Cliff
  - 1.2.2. Lilly Slab 1 in Cliff
2. Index by grade

1. Lake Willoughby State Park 13 routes in Crag

Summary:

Saisonalität

Eisklettern, traditionelles Klettern und technisches Klettern

Lat / Long: 44.727820, -72.083486

1.1. Mt. Pisgah 7 routes in Area

Summary:: Alle Eisklettern

	Route	Grade	Style
1	Tablet Right	WI3	Eis
2	Tablet Left	WI4	Eis
3	★★ 20 Below Zero Erstbegehung: Henry Barber, Michael Hartrich & Al Rubin, 1974	WI4+	Eis
4	★★ Renormalization	WI4	Eis
5	The Promenade Erstbegehung: Tim Rouner, Rainsford Rouner & Peter Cole, 1977	WI5+	Eis
6	Called on Account of Rains Erstbegehung: Clint Cummins & John Imbrie, 1977	WI5+	Eis
7	Mindbender Erstbegehung: John Imbrie & Clint Cummins, 1977	WI5+	Eis

1.2. Mt. Hor 6 routes in Crag

Summary:: traditionelles Klettern, Eisklettern und technisches Klettern

		Route	Grade	Style		Selected ascents
1		Glass Menagerie Hard second pitch	WI5	Eis 330ft
2		Crazy Diamond	WI4+	Eis 260ft

1.2.1. Watermelon Slab 3 routes in Cliff

Summary:: traditionelles Klettern und technisches Klettern

	Route	Grade	Style
1	The Watermel Route	5.10b	Traditionell 500ft, 3
2	The Other One	5.11b R	Technisch 450ft, 3
3	Knee Deep and Naked	5.11c	Traditionell 450ft, 3

1.2.2. Lilly Slab 1 route in Cliff

Summary:: Alle traditionelles Klettern

		Route	Grade	Style		Selected ascents
1		Lilly	5.11c	Traditionell 320ft, 2

2. Index by grade

Grade	Stars	Name	Style	Area
WI3		Tablet Right	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
WI4	★★	Renormalization	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
		Tablet Left	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
WI4+	★★	20 Below Zero	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
		Crazy Diamond	Eis 260ft	1.2. Mt. Hor
5.10b		The Watermel Route	Traditionell 500ft, 3	1.2.1. Watermelon Slab
WI5		Glass Menagerie	Eis 330ft	1.2. Mt. Hor
5.11b R		The Other One	Technisch 450ft, 3	1.2.1. Watermelon Slab
WI5+		Called on Account of Rains	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
		Mindbender	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
		The Promenade	Eis	1.1. Mt. Pisgah
5.11c		Knee Deep and Naked	Traditionell 450ft, 3	1.2.1. Watermelon Slab
		Lilly	Traditionell 320ft, 2	1.2.2. Lilly Slab