Adirondack Slide Climbs by Mountain
New York, United States, North America

Adirondack Slide Climbs by Mountain

Page Type Page Type: Custom Object
Location Lat/Lon: 44.11236°N / 73.92374°W
Additional Information Object Type: List of Personal Adirondack Slide Climbs
Additional Information County: Essex

About the Catalog

I'm a bit behind in updates--like 2 years so visit www.adirondackmountaineering.com for the full list!
 

What's New? 

    • Whiteface Placid Slide, 
    • Santanoni Twin Slide
    • Upper Wolfjaw White Slide
    • STAY TUNED FOR DOZENS OF UPDATES FROM 2014/2015!
Over the years I've posted reports to several forums and sites. Thus the primary purpose of this page is to align all my personal climbs under a common index. Updates are appended immediately after each trip so the 'edited date' above should remain current.

Trip Reports: I tend to explore several slides in a route on any give outing, first ascending one then descending another based on proximity. Therefore, many of these reports aren't written from a traditional climbing perspective. The following links sometimes connect to a certain 'chapter' of the overall trip report so it may be helpful at times to read the full report for context. Dates are included next to the title since slides sometimes change especially when major weather events move through such as August of 2011. When applicable, links to successive climbs of the same slide are listed.

Albums & Pictures: A picture's worth a thousand words, so the albums are really the heart of this page. Album hyperlinks connect to either a specific set of pictures for stand-alone slides or a specific picture if the album hosts several slides. Simply use the arrows on the picture to move forward through the set in the second case. Mosaics link to an overall image of the slide with smaller pictures inset to reference specific areas of interest.

Thanks for your interest in the page and I'd greatly appreciate being notified of any dead-links or errors that you may run across. That being said, I do realize that certain slide names in trip reports titles don't always match their relevant album titles. They're difficult to amend since title changes tend to break links on various webpages.

A

ALGONQUIN

ARMSTRONG

B

BASIN

Basin Mountain East Face: Last Winter Climb

BLAKE

BIG SLIDE AREA

C

CASCADE

CLIFF

COLDEN

D

DIAL

Dix Mountain Lobster Claw Slide
A new slide forms on Dix in 2013.

DIX

E - J

EMMONS

Gothics West Face

GIANT

GOTHICS

GRACE (East Dix)

GREAT RANGE

HAYSTACK

K - L

KILBURN

LOWER WOLFJAW

M - Q

MARCY

Ranger on the Rock-Marcy East Face Climbing Route
"Ranger on the Rock"-Mt. Marcy.

MOOSE

NIPPLETOP

PYRAMID

R - T

REDFIELD

Santanoni Twin Slide

ROCKY PEAK RIDGE

  • Rocky Peak Ridge Rubble Slides (2 Slides...yeah, yeah; they're small...but had great views of Giant) 8/2010 ~ ALBUM (4 pics)

SANTANONI

SADDLEBACK

SKYLIGHT

U - Z

UPPER WOLFJAW

Upper Wolfjaw White Slide

WRIGHT

  • Wright 2011 Slide (adjacent to Angel Slides) 7/2012 ~ ALBUM coming soon
  • Wright Airplane Slide "Left Wing" 8/2008 ~ Mosaic ~ 
    • In the summer of 2008, I had the honor of introducing my Pastor, Derek Spain of Lake Placid Baptist Church, to slide climbing. He subsequently alluded to the bushwhack in a sermon to God’s Glory.  Click here to listen to the excerpt or the full sermon.

WHITEFACE

WILMINGTON

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Table of Contents
Geography
Children

Children

Children refers to the set of objects that logically fall under a given object. For example, the Aconcagua mountain page is a child of the 'Aconcagua Group' and the 'Seven Summits.' The Aconcagua mountain itself has many routes, photos, and trip reports as children.

Album11 Routes
Album40 Trip Reports
Parents 

Parents

Parents refers to a larger category under which an object falls. For example, theAconcagua mountain page has the 'Aconcagua Group' and the 'Seven Summits' asparents and is a parent itself to many routes, photos, and Trip Reports.

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