Ice Pond offers technical bouldering in a wooded setting in Brewster, Putnam County, about a 70-minute drive from New York City, depending on traffic. The approach is moderate, with a hike of up to about 15 minutes to reach the boulders.

Cooler weather generally makes for more comfortable sessions, as the area can get humid and buggy in warmer months. Ticks are also present, so come prepared with insect repellent, consider wearing long pants for the approach, and check for ticks afterward. Bring plenty of water, especially during the summer.

Google Earth Bouldering Map:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=1LqAQrBroj-zxDNd90VgYdw39ERFdtztC

Ice Pond

Stand up on the low rail to start. Climb up the slab using the pebbles.

The ground looks flat but it is slightly sloped and there is a rock on the ground that makes your pads unleveled. My ankle got destroyed on this climb, so make sure to prepare a flat landing surface before trying this problem.