Climbing Near Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Climbing in Philadelphia - the City of Brotherly Love, and of Jackass - and its suburbs. Most things that get climbed in the city are boulders, with a few scattered places to climb sport or toprope.Areas include Pennypack Park, the Schuylkill River Trail, Swedish Cabin, Wissahickon Valley Park, and the odd bolted bridge or dam.Climbers from Philly can find a few worthwhile crags within an hour's drive. For trad and toprope, High Rocks at Ralph Stover State Park offers the most choices. Many sport routes can be had at Birdsboro Quarry. Hundreds of boulder problems on quality quartzite can be found at Haycock Mountain.

Excellent boulder with a quick approach. Interesting lines with diagonal cracks and jugs. Great landings. Just a few blocks from the Insectarium. Plenty of parking along Solly Ave just north of Frankford Ave (3661 Solly Ave). Walk to the Frankford Ave park entrance and head north on the main trail along the west side of the creek. Boulder will be on your right in 2 minutes. Climbing is on the side of the boulder that faces the creek.

A large boulder near the river path. This boulder has it all: overhang, arête, an impossible crimpy wall, and slab. From the Geocache Boulder, take the trail on the left that heads south towards the creek. After 550ft the path leads right to the boulder.