Looking for a full day technical ascent of Delaware’s biggest, baddest “peak”? Look no further. This climb entails run out trad, slab drytooling (get ya picks nice and dull for this one), and most importantly, a lot of walking on the flat Delaware landscape.

 This 14 mile “climb” starts at sea level in Wilmington, traverses over to the one crag in the state, climbs over it, and continues on to Ebright Azimuth.

While we mostly did this as a joke, this was actually a great day and involved a surprisingly small amount of time off trails, but always on legit paths. Took us about 14 miles but this could be shaved down with smarter choice of trails.

The South Face Indirect

High Point of Delaware. Nothing else to say about it.

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Routes in Ebright Azimuth