Vias em Chapel Pond Area

1st pitch: Climb up the crack on the rightmost side of the face. reach the belay ledge with fixed anchor + extra party bolt. 2nd pitch: Gain the arete and climb up to the bolt, traverse to the right face and run it out to a small nut crack, follow the arete to the ledge with the fixed anchor.

The Craddle Wall, is located in the Chapel Pond, Adirondacks, New-York.

From the public Parking of the Chapel Pond, it's possible to see it from there. (As in the pictures)!

There are many ways to reach the wall, else by swimming from the shore, or with a embarkation such as a kayak or paddleboard.. etc.

The wall is about 10-12 meters tall, and is located right over the water with a small angle that helps falling safely.

Water is quite deep. So you can easily push yourself away if you are falling, or even jump from up there without any injury.

Ropes, cams, crash pad or any other equipment are not required.

Just your shoes.