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- Slide_Climbing abstract "Slide climbing is a type of hiking or mountaineering popular mainly in the Adirondack Mountains. It focuses around utilizing the region's multitude of \"slides,\" which are areas where the soil and growth have been washed away in a landslide, leaving a strip of bedrock; these slides have a wide variation in type, which could last as short as a few hundred feet to over a mile long, and as gradual as the hiking trails in the area to the point where they can accurately be described as cliffs.The activity gained much of its popularity after Hurricane Irene in 2011, where the downpour in the High Peaks region caused many slides to expand and appear. However, utilizing slides as means of climbing mountains likely goes back as far as the exploration and mapping of the area in the mid to late 1800s. In addition to the sport of simply climbing the slides, others utilize them as a unique way to summit the peak (despite the rough bushwhack they may require to get on or off the slide), or for the purpose of backcountry skiing towards middle to late winter when the snow has accumulated.Despite its popularity among the group of dedicated hiking community, it is inherently dangerous. A slip of fall could leave you dead, or injured or wounded hours away from help. As such, many climbers choose to learn on easier slides first, such as the Bennie's Brook Slide on Lower Wolfjaw, and then work their way up to more difficult and demanding slides. They typically require the use of rock shoes at the least, with helmets, harnesses, ropes and belay devices also being necessary, also with crampons or skis/snowshoes in the winter with ice protection as well, on the more difficult slides, such as the East Face Slide on Mount Marcy. While some are very easy to find and exit, others require extensive skill in backcountry navigation and an intimate knowledge of the area.".
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- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Adirondack_Forty-Sixers.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Adirondack_High_Peaks.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Adirondack_Mountains.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Backcountry_skiing.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Belay_device.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Bushwhackers_(disambiguation).
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Category:Adirondack_Park.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Category:Types_of_climbing.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Cliff.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Climbing_harness.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Climbing_shoe.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Crampons.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Hiking.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Hurricane_Irene.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Ice_protection_system.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Kernmantle_rope.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Landslide.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Lower_Wolfjaw_Mountain.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Marcy.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Mountaineering.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Rock-climbing_equipment.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Rock_climbing.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Ski.
- Slide_Climbing wikiPageWikiLink Snowshoe.
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- Slide_Climbing subject Category:Adirondack_Park.
- Slide_Climbing subject Category:Types_of_climbing.
- Slide_Climbing hypernym Hiking.
- Slide_Climbing comment "Slide climbing is a type of hiking or mountaineering popular mainly in the Adirondack Mountains.".
- Slide_Climbing label "Slide Climbing".
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