Rock Climbing in The Adirondacks
Top reasons to rock climb in the Adirondacks
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Enough crags and walls for a lifetime of rock climbing
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Well over 250 climbing areas, each offering a unique experience
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6,000,000 acres of wilderness — the largest state park in the lower 48
Answer the call of the Adirondacks and spend a day on some of Upstate New York’s best climbing routes. The massive wilderness area is approximately 6 million acres — larger than the entire state of Vermont — with over 250 climbing locations. Home to Lake Placid and the iconic High Peaks, the Adirondacks stash some magnificent backcountry wilderness climbing away from the crowds. Potential is seeping out of every rugged slope, soaring cliff and craggy peak, all you have to do is find it.
SeasonYear-round but best April thru mid-October |
Nearest cityAlbany is a 2-hour drive away |
Duration1 day |
Skill levelBeginner to advanced |