P1 5.5 G: Climb up the arête following cracks straight up to the top.

Drama Queen  (a.k.a. "Short Fiction")

Divine

Drag Queen

Imposter Syndrome

Annies Crack

Scorpion Bowl

Cross Dresser

Disappearing Act

Eagle Crack

Starts the same as Drag Queen and Divine, but follows the crack trending right instead of the two going left. Not particularly hard, but a little dirty — protection rating could also improve if it was a bit more clean. Towards the top, you run into Drama Queen/Short Fiction, but stay more on the face instead of the arete for a better time and more interesting moves. For fun, you can sling a natural horn/pocket thing for pro after you move past it!

P1 5.6 G: Climb up and left to a stance, follow the middle of the crack systems, staying slightly left.  Use the second of two vertical finger cracks to reach the top.

P1 5.6 G: Up the rightmost, left-trending, thin-hands crack past a jutting flake to its end. Step right and follow a thin crack up the face to the top.

P1 5.4 G: Climb the initial head-wall up 5' to the large ledge. Climb the left of two hand and fist cracks up 30' and traverse right 10'. Follow the hand crack to the top. 

P1 5.9+ G: Climb the face up the left-facing corner and follow the corner to its end. Work up a crack left of an arête and follow it to the top.

P1 5.7+ G: Boulder up to a small ledge at the base of the thin crack in the face. Climb the left-trending, thin crack to the top of the chimney corner ("Disappearing Act").

P1 5.8 G: Boulder up 8' to a ledge (crux), then up the chimney. Go behind a large chockstone to emerge at the top.

Scenic cliff above Lake George.  Offers quality moderate climbs that would also be ideal beginner's leads. 

  Several locals have climbed here over the years, focusing mostly on the beautiful and prominent crack that has yet to be sent free (dubbed "The Chingacrack" by Jason Brechko, previously named "Eagle Crack" when TR'd in 1997).  Only recently did Mike Gray, Todd Paris, and Valerie Bachinsky develop the remaining wall.

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Routes in Eagle Cliff