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New Jersey
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Witherspoon Woods Boulders
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Witherspoon Woods Boulders offers a wooded bouldering experience in New Jersey, where natural rock formations provide a variety of problems set among the trees. The setting combines the intimacy of a forest environment with accessible stone, making it an appealing destination for boulderers looking to develop technique in a shaded, natural setting. The area suits climbers of varying abilities seeking a less exposed, woodland alternative to open-air crags.
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Versatile New Jersey climbing area with routes for multiple skill levels.
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Compact Pennsylvania crag offering technical climbing in a confined setting.
Roaring Rocks
~11 min drive
Solid New Jersey climbing with varied problems and natural rock features.
Main Boulder
~12 min drive
New Jersey bouldering area with varied problems for multiple ability levels.
Playground
~12 min drive
Accessible New Jersey crag with varied climbing for developing climbers.
Backyard Boulders
~12 min drive
Accessible New Jersey bouldering with varied problems for all levels.
Watchung Reservation
~13 min drive
New Jersey climbing area with accessible rock formations for varied skill levels.
Southfield
~13 min drive
New Jersey climbing area with varied routes for developing climbers.