Cooper's Rock State Forest is located along I-68, 13 miles east of Morgantown, WV. Take the Cooper's Rock State Forest exit (exit 15) on I-68 and turn south. Follow the park road to its end, where there is plentiful parking.
The Classics
Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Coopers Rock:
The Coopers Guide calls this soft for the grade but it feels every bit of V5 to me. Start low on a jug and make your way up and left until you find yourself on a pinch. Make a big move to a right facing flake and top out. ...[more]Browse More Classics in WV
There's a few trips worth of top-roping, a couple of trad leads, and a lots and lots of high-quality bouldering on gritstone(?). The area is a state forest but access seems to be a perpetual problem.
By Ladd Raine Administrator From: Plymouth, NH May 19, 2007
Coopers is a great place to boulder, toprope, or do short trad leads. All styles of climbing can be found here. majority of climbing in the .11/.12 ranges, but enough for all levels of climbing. Fun place in a beautiful forest. Didn't know it was grit, thought it was sandstone-like rock. Fall is ideal time to visit.