This small cliff packs a punch. The left side has a 25' horizontal roof that forms an awesome amphitheater (The Fountainhead, Judgement Day, and Ain't No Thang are here), and the right side has a wall above a terrace that overhangs 30 degrees beyond vertical. Suffice to say, there's nothing easy here. The cliff is named for the crown-shaped contours on the USGS map.

The Crown is located west of the Northway near Exit 30, and takes about 45 minutes to approach. It's far enough away that you can't hear the highway.

Park at the King Philips pullout at Exit 30, and walk to the King Philip Spring Wall. Once at the base of the cliff, turn left (towards the Northway) and walk to the (climber's) right end of the cliff. Then go southwest parallel to the Northway. Skirt the west side of a marsh, then into a trough parallel to the Northway. On the far side of the trough, follow a trail west crisscrossing a stream, across some slabs, to the head of the valley. The Crown is the obvious overhanging wall that towers above the notch at the head of the valley.