News, Northeast Climbing News, Trad Climbing — September 3, 2010 12:39 pm

New Hard Route on Deer Leap Mountain in Vermont

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Teaser: A new hard but aesthetically pleasing route was recently established on Deer Leap Mountain in Vermont by Guy Alsentzer. Guy has named the route Simple and Independent Minds and given it a grade of 5.12 C2. He used a small amount of direct clean aid in order to gain the over hanging crack. His comments as far as the grade “I think you are right when you say the line will go free for someone in the 13′s” He is excited for someone to jump on and confirm the grade. Congrats Guy!

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