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Climbing Area Index / Crawford Notch / Out of Touch (WI 5 II)
Directions:  This route is found inside The Cleft on the upper east face of Mount Willard. About a hundred feet inside the cleft on the right wall there is a short steep smear that starts about fifteen to twenty feet off the floor of the cleft.
Description: 
    Pitch 1: Climbing up and right gains the bottom of the ice (crux). After about fifteen feet the ice thickens enough for an ice screw.
Gear: ice and rock gear
Descent: Walk off the top of the cliff
History:  January 2,1998 - Mike and Chris Dube

 
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