PA Climbing Site (name unknown)

I am hoping someone in the community can help me with the name of this crag. I make a trip here a few times a year to check it out and sometimes climb. I have not been able to locate this place on any of the climbing forums but know there are others going there, though I have never seen them.

The cliff face is located off the left of a forest service road. The best place to park seems to be by the access gate next to a farmer's field (please do not block either of the gates). The rocks are a short walk from there. This is in the same general area as Krahlick, Cow Rocks, and Elk Rocks. I am including a map of the area, if anyone is interested in going here to check it out please email or post here, I would like to tag along.

Map of the area

Close up of the cliff line

Can't tell much from loooking at those aeriel photos.
Pennsylvania is a big place.
How about another indication, like

• latitude / longitude
• actual link to the Web page you copied those photos from, instead of just images of the photos, or
• driving directions to there from some major town

Hint: If this climbing is any good, it's probably in the new Rock Climbing + Bouldering Pennsylvania guidebook by Rob Holzman -- well worth buying -- paclimbing.com

Ken

kenr wrote:Can't tell much from loooking at those aeriel photos. Pennsylvania is a big place. How about another indication, like * latitude / longitude * actual link to the Web page you copied those photos from, instead of just images of the photos, or * driving directions to there from some major town Hint: If this climbing is any good, it's probably in the new Rock Climbing + Bouldering Pennsylvania guidebook by Rob Holzman -- well worth buying -- paclimbing.com Ken

Just saying he gave a pretty good indication where the crag was... "same general area as Krahlick, Cow Rocks, and Elk Rocks" he continues to post a MAPQUEST aerial photo of the access road and the roads connecting with said access....

If anyone is familiar with the area I bet they'll recognize the other crags and the roads leading up to this unknown place. Idk if PA is like TN but there are plenty of good climbing spots that are not listed in any guide book.

Jeremy Hand wrote: Just saying he gave a pretty good indication where the crag was... "same general area as Krahlick, Cow Rocks, and Elk Rocks" he continues to post a MAPQUEST aerial photo of the access road and the roads connecting with said access.... If anyone is familiar with the area I bet they'll recognize the other crags and the roads leading up to this unknown place. Idk if PA is like TN but there are plenty of good climbing spots that are not listed in any guide book.

Looks like here (mapquest or google )

Coll's Cove is its name. Any further questions feel free to contact me.