Start at the center of the yellow wall. There is a  large crack to the left and a small one to the right. Climb the face without using the cracks to either side.

Cross Gartered Rhyme

Crack in the Clouds

Arthroscopy

Chriss

Cross

Vestal Virgin

Children's Book

Dark Side of the Cliff

A Whiter Shade Of  Pale

Good Judgement

Down Pour

Climb up the block and then work up the face  under the overhang. Climb the overhang and step up to the top.

Climb the blank open book and  the  crack above to the top.

Climb up the crack to the left facing inside corner which is followed to the top.

Climb the open book up through the overhang. Work right to a ledge and a cave with a tree in it. Follow the crack out of the cave to the top.

Climb the crack leading up to a ledge with a tree on it. From the ledge, move left to the next crack system to the top. Loose.

Climb up to the open book and then work up right on the outside corner.

Start at the  base of the obvious left facing inside corner with a tree near the top. Follow the clean corner to the top.

Climb up the crack to the top of the block. Walk left and climb the small left facing corner to its top and then continue to the top.

Start at the outside corner between the green and orange face. Climb over two ledges and up a flake which lends right to a left facing inside corner. Follow this corner to the top.

Climb up the second open book, step right (Var. l), and finish up the right facing corner. 

  Var 1. Pour Toi, Babe   FA: Alex Catlin, Tempest Truman  May 1986   Climb up the face and arête to the left of the regular route.

The cliffs at the Right Knee face west, making them cool in the mornings and warm late in the day. There is an abundance of short easy routes here along with some decent bouldering. Toprope anchoring possibilities are very good. 

  Rock is typical Connecticut traprock but seems more abrasive than at Ragged or Pinnacle

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Location

Protection

Routes in Right Knee