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Climbing Area Index / Lake Willoughby / Left Tablet (WI 4 II)
Left Tablet
Directions:  Hike up the trail behind the Boulders house/club. Walk a bit left to an amphitheater with 2 large flows.
Description: These climbs would be destinations anywhere else, but at the Lake they are considered the Practice Slabs! They are generally climbed in 2 pitches to the trees at the top.
Gear: standard ice rack
Descent: rappel from the trees, place a v-thread and continue to the ground or walk off right.
History:  WInter  - unknown

 
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