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Weeping Wall and New Generation Buttress Rock Climbing

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Elevation:	261 ft	80 m
GPS:	40.44088, -75.09906 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Description

The Weeping Wall is the wet, west-facing face near the right (east) side of the Tango Face. The Weeping Wall itself is wet (duh!), but there is one nice climb and a couple nice boulder problems on the short section of decent, dry rock just to the left of Weeping Wall.

At the right end of the Weeping Wall is New Generation Buttress, with only its namesake route being established and generally climbed.

Getting There

Follow the descent trail to the base of the cliff. Walk past the Practice Face, Neolithic Wall, and the Tango Wall. Just past a wet, grungy, south-facing section you will see a prominent tree and a west-facing section of rock jutting out toward the trail. This is the Weeping Wall.