Mollies Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 794 ft |
GPS: | 40.07, -81.933 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 4,775 total · 287/month |
Shared By: | Clay Hand on Aug 1, 2018 |
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Courtney Curtner
History (Admin Only):
Courtney Curtner approved
"Description"
Oct 25, 2018
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Climbing and bouldering is currently allowed in the Tri-Valley wildlife area. However, it is suspected that there will be a proposed ban to climbing in the future. Please minimize your impact and practice LNT ethics. Make sure to follow the Ohio Climbers Coalition for future updates on access and what you can do to help. Also, be very careful during hunting seasons and be sure to wear hunting orange during these times.
Description
Mollies Rock is a 45ft mostly overhung sandstone wall originally hosting numerous bouldering and top rope routes. Now being developed as a sport crag. 10 routes bolted so far! Amazing rock quality!!!
Getting There
(40.0702759,-81.9337365)
Park at the intersection of Mollies Rock and Mutton Ridge. Either cross the knee high creek or cross the bridge. Trail is on the left immediately after the guardrail ends. Approach the top by hiking around right. Watch for glass and please help keep the area clean.
Park at the intersection of Mollies Rock and Mutton Ridge. Either cross the knee high creek or cross the bridge. Trail is on the left immediately after the guardrail ends. Approach the top by hiking around right. Watch for glass and please help keep the area clean.
Classic Climbing Routes at Mollies Rock
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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