High Ledge is located in Connecticut about 7 miles from the Rhode Island border not far from Lantern Hill. From Rhode Island take Interstate 95 south to exit 92 (North Stonington). On the exit stay straight for about a mile until you hit a traffic light. At the light take a right on to Route 2 west. Follow this for about five miles. Just before a light where Route 201 splits off to the right is Ryder Road. Take a right on Ryder Road. Ryder Road ends at Wyassup Road (1.5 miles). (Follow the small brown boat launch signs.) Take a left on Wyassup Road. Take a left on Wyassup Lake Road (2.1 miles). Follow this to the boat launch (0.8 miles). About fifty yards after the boat launch you will see a road/trail on the left with a metal gate on it. (Park on the side of the road here but do not block the fire road.) This is the Narragansett Trail. Follow this road/trail. When the road bends to the left follow the blue dot trail that leads to the right. Follow this for about 1/2 mile, past a gas line cut until you come to a ledge. The trail goes over the top of High Ledge then bends right and comes back down the ledge to a swampy valley. Before the trail descends you can take the climbers trail off to the left that goes to the top of the cliff to set-up the top-ropes.
There is also a smaller cliff farther in, called Bullet Ledge, that has some potential.