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Acadia National Park
Rock Climbing Leave No Trace
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NPS/Todd Edgar
General Guidelines
- Please sign daily use logs at the South Wall, Otter Cliffs, and Canada Cliffs.
- Use established access trails. Walk and rest on durable rock surfaces whenever possible. Avoid vegetated areas.
- Be extra careful on steep, erosion-prone slopes at Canada Cliffs.
- Use colored chalk that blends with local rock.
Otter Cliffs – Special Guidelines
- Avoid using trees for belays.
- Use your gear and existing fixed anchors to set up climbs.
- Use the restroom in the parking lot.
- Proactively share climbing routes with others.
Learn more about climbing in Acadia.
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Last Updated: February 20, 2007 at 07:38 MST |