(P1) Take the crack line up the right side of the large dihedral on the northern end of the Meadows area.  Finish on a large ledge with two bolts.  (P2) Roped or unroped, walk across the grassy ledge (maybe there are bolts here I don't remember) and stop at a cedar tree that are the anchors to 5.9 Crack and Rainy Day People.  (P3) Ascend the wide crack/chimney through some poor quality rock to the very top of the bluff.  Anchor off a tree to rap down to the cedar tree or pull off a miraculous walk-off somewhere.  

  Alt (P1) - Climb 5.9 Crack or Rainy Day People into the start of (P3).

The Meadows

Outer Edge

Rainy Day People

Ebber's Maul (Twin sons of different mothers)

Iron Sharpens Iron

5.6 Crack

5.9 crack

Trepidation

Thin slabbing originally done with one bolt.  

  Climb the blank appearing slab starting 20 ft left of The Meadows. Finish on Skywalker.

Fantastic arete route. Originally lead with one bolt. Retro bolted once in the 80's and again in 2015.

This is the classic moderate crack line at Wilton.  Starts left of The Meadows first pitch and right of 5.9 Crack.  Arches into the same cedar tree for the anchor.

This route is identified by the older style hangers and exposed bolt studs between current clips. Angles slightly up and left with a couple slight runouts to anchor.

5 bolts to anchor.  A low crux at the second bolt leads to easier climbing above.  After the crux, a couple moves through a loose seam lead to a finish on solid Burlington. Trend right around the bulge at the last bolt to reach the anchor.

Small crack that caps the left side of the Meadows area.

This is the crackline left of the Rainy Day People, start on the scary looking flake (pull down) climb up to the small tree, head to the anchor tree of the 5.8 crack below the final pitch of The Meadows. Not very much pro past the small tree, but the climbing is easy.

Shady in the summer before the sun comes over the bluff.  Great area with a two pitch (or three if you rope up for the walking traverse) climb with several options for crack climbs.

Description

Protection

Routes in Meadows Area