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One of the most popular and largest cliffs in the area with a variety of grades and styles. Beginners and seasoned climbers alike will have fun climbing here.
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A remote crag in the hills of Bolton Valley offering many great climbs as well as a lot of undeveloped rock. Be sure to bring your hiking shoes, the approach is a long haul.
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A small, multi-level crag with quirky, primarily sport climbs that will give your body and your mind a good workout. Great ice climbing in the winter.
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The newest and largest indoor climbing gym in the Burlington area catering to climbers of all levels. Top rope, lead climb, boulder, lift weights and even practice yoga. It’s all here.
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Great for top roping and trad, this extremely popular small crag is easily accessible from town and just plain fun.
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Lying a bit off the beaten path, this popular crag is well-known for its great face climbs and hard sport routes. With most of the climbs ranging from 5.9-5.12 this crag is great fun for the more seasoned climber.
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An indoor climbing center offering climbing, bouldering and guiding in a friendly atmosphere with knowledgeable staff in downtown Burlington. If you want to learn how to climb or bring your game to the next level, this is this spot.
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