Climbing Near Everett, Pennsylvania

I am new to setting routes and finding areas, so feel free to comment and add suggestions. Stumbled upon this area while doing woodcock surveys, thus the incredibly appropriate name and road that this area is on. Good mix of bouldering and top rope, with no anchors as this is a brand new area. Needs more scoping to determine possibilities of trad and top-rope. Does not seem like this would be a crowded spot being out in the country. Rock is quite clean already and free of moss, felt sturdy. Most of the bouldering routes are on a significant slope which one could accidentally tumble down from a fall. No camping opportunities in this area. In State Game Area 73. Use the parking lot indicated by GPS coordinates. Continue down trail passing a brown gate for ~20m then look to your right to find a spire that starts the length of the formation. Very easy approach and easy to spot rocks.If you went through the deer fence then you have gone too far. Also stay to the right of the trail in the State Game Area as to the left becomes private property.

A 60 foot (highest point) cliff with a handful of routes from 5.6 to 5.9, and some bouldering along the cliff to the left and right of the main wall. Great place to learn and/or to teach new climber "the ropes." Top roping is the norm here. Stay on the cliff side of the creek. The other side is private corporate property and they will speak up. Off route 16 near Mercersburg, it's an official state park. If need be check out DCNR's web site for directions. Head into the park (one main road) and head to the back parking area. You'll see a typical state park restroom area, a loop/turn around and a creek. Follow/contour the creek to the right (when facing it) and keep going until you hit the cliff (3 to 5 minute hike).

Area 3 is close to Route 56 and can be accessed through an access road. This area is full of small boulders that are scattered all around. There is a high wall about 35 foot that can be used for top roping.  From Area 2, continue walking in the same direction parallel to Route 56. There will be a dirt access road, walk across it and Area 3 is right there. Area 3 is the closest area to Route 56.