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Vermont’s ‘crack climbing mecca’ deep in the Northeast Kingdom gains popularity - WXXV News 25
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Vermont’s ‘crack climbing mecca’ deep in the Northeast Kingdom gains popularity - WXXV News 25
By K. Fiegenbaum Deep in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont lie the Kingdom Heritage Lands, 132,000 acres of former and current timberland conserved for public access since 1998. The remote and undeveloped area is mainly the domain of wildlife, logging trucks, hunters and snowmobilers. Recently, however, increasing numbers of rock climbers have frequented a stunning band of chiseled granite towers set in the middle of the Kingdom Heritage Lands,…
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