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Submitted By: John Kelbel on Jul 18, 2012

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Description 

This area contains the three ramps just left of the train tunnel. The widest ramp, Ramp A is in the middle with B Ramp on the right and the narrow C Ramp on the Left. Ramp B is quit popular offering almost 200’ of low level climbing. Finding gear placements can be tricky in a few spots.


Getting There 

The direction on the main page “Maryland Heights” will get you to the base of the cliff on Sandy hook road. Head up the trail starting along side the white stone building. Walk up under the sign wall and C ramp starts at the thorn bush chocked left facing corner. Walk right to reach A and then B ramps.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for ABC Ramps:
B Real   5.4     Trad, 2 pitches, 200 feet   
"C" Route   5.4     Trad, 2 pitches, 145 feet   
Fuse   5.9-     Trad, 2 pitches, 60 feet   
Absent Without Leave   5.11     Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet   
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Featured Route For ABC Ramps
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Absent Without Leave 5.11  MD : Harper's Ferry : ... : ABC Ramps
After you clip the first bolt, transfer to the face. Head up the crimpy face with a nut at the ready (if there's one fixed, DONT TAKE IT) or be prepared for quite a fall. This climb has great moves on a pretty face and some big but safe fall potential (assuming you don't have the stopper). Definitely one of the more asthetic climbs at Harpers!Direct Start Project: With the first bolt clipped, begin on the ledge and fire straight up through a hard boulder problem....[more]   Browse More Classics in MD