Rock Climbing Routes in McKensie Pond, Adirondack park

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McKensie Pond

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Climbing Sections:

Far East Boulder (5)
Ian's Favorite Boulder (6)
Makaia (8)
Pathogen Boulder (4)
Satellite 1 (1)
Second Set (2)
Slab-a-liscious (7)

Slab-a-luscious (2)
Super Slab (3)
Swamp 1 (4)
Swamp 2 (7)
Sweet Pea (2)
The Front (11)

About McKensie Pond:

McKenzie Pond is a forest of glacial erratics in the Adirondacks near Mount McKenzie. The climbs range from slabs to roofs, from traverses to highballs. The gigantic granite boulders have enough easy and moderate problems to keep beginners occupied and plenty of difficult problems to spit you off over and over again.

Nearest town or city:	Raybrook
Directions:	From Route 86 headed towards Saranac Lake from Lake Placid take a right on McKenzie Pond Rd. in Raybrook. At the top of the hill you'll pass an old barn and then shortly after that a sandy pull off on the right. Don't park at the barn or across the street.
Latitude, Longitude:	44.30473, -74.09392
Access Issues:	Be inconspicous and don't bother the landowners across the street. Leave No Trace!
Camping:	No
When to Climb:	Autumn Spring Summer Winter
Quantity of Climbs:	Year