Pondbank (White Rocks and Brown Rocks) 

This place has at least a couple of solid, worthy routes in each grade all the way up to 5.10 (where my experience ends for now...). Cracks and face climbing mixed with features (roofs, corners, aretes, chimneys, etc) brings a healthy amount of variety.

Short Pennsylvania crags not enough adventure for you? This area is an excellent "training ground" for the multi-pitch/alpine routes of the world.

Pond Bank is as frustrating at first to navigate (locate areas/routes) as the Shawangunks, New York. Locate landmarks in the photos, photos are your friend here for navigating due to so many (similar) features. Hopefully this helps:

Areas starting from closest to the parking lot (starting far south for white rocks and heading North):

Rock one (closest to forest road)
Indian rocks
Hidden delights
Lonely slabs
Last of the summer wine
Hard scramble corner
Zorro was here
Coroners south (just coroners on mtn proj)
Coroners north (just coroners on mtn proj)
Calvin`s slab
Pillar #2
Jim`s throne
Angulation wall
Glen`s roof area
Craggy Pines
Binocular rocks
Pulpit area
Way of the alpine buddha boulder (no trail to it as of yet)

ANCHORS: only the `angulation` wall has bolted top anchors. There is a rappel chain inbetween `Jim`s Throne` and `Pillar 2`. If your rope gets stuck (not the best overall setup) there is a cave in the area that you can climb up/through.

You'll have to build your own anchors on top for most climbs and walk off or walk on the cliffs top to the rappel chain. There are enough options for anchor placements that most people have no problem building safe/strong anchors.

There are plenty of trees, rock horns or boulders on top a lot of areas that easily/safely (for the trees) allow you to leave webbing (or whatever you use to rappel). Please DO NOT wrap your rope around a tree to rappel, it has been proven time and time again to hurt the trees. BRING WEBBING IF YOU DON'T WANT TO WALK OFF and be mindful how and where you leave it.

This area is top rope only accessible (no leading required). Be mindful that not all
areas tops are easy to get to without leading, some will require effort to find a route of least resistence.

The area layout/description above (previous comment) is for White Rocks or North of the road (when driving in, facing the ridge, on the left of the road). Here is for South of the road or Brown Rocks:

Take the 4x4 trail across from the `Rock One Area`, cross over the creek (right near the road) and at the first chance to veer/take a left do so. Follow this up (you'll see an old very small quarry like area) and keep right and follow the foot path to Brown Rocks.

Brown Rocks (closest to road eading South or right when driving in)
Brown Rocks Boulders (in front of/West of Brown Rocks and in between Brown Rocks and Exploration Wall)
Exploration Wall

Then its the State Forest Boundary