Name this cliff.......

[chameleon]

[stoneseeker]

It looks clean and exposed.

I wanna know where this is.

[GuyLombardi]

Eastern side of Admiral Lake?

[keir]

There is something like that in back of Porters Lake, across the lake from Myra road. I remember seeing it from the start of the Crowbar Lake Trails. Access without a boat looked like a slog though.

[chameleon]

Guy wins.
East side of Admiral Lake, you can see it clearly from the "Admiral Lake Loop" trail in Musquodoboit (behind Railway Crag, G Spot, etc.).
We were calling this "The Promised Land" for awhile.

Not quite as big as it looks from afar -- probably about 100ft at its tallest. Has had a couple of visit by climbers, but no ascents to date that I know of.

Best approached across the frozen lake in winter.

S

[Zamboni]

I think Sean Kelly & Stevo Might know more about it. I can't be bothered to figure out how to add a picture so Cassidy check your email for a better image.

Conan.

[peter]

Paddled in, took closer photos, and trooped around (bush-crash, no trail from Admirals).

Punshon said the cliff has a thin vineer of crusty rock all over its face.

Scrape the rock off and the underlying rock isn't great, he said.

Haven't been there myself.

[Eager]

Are those boulders at the base of that cliff?

[chameleon]

yeah, there's some boulders there

[pulldown]

Cassidy, why would you tease us like that.

[chameleon]

Better photo courtesy of Conan. Would be able to see more of cliff if it weren't for those pesky boulders.