Climbing Near Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania

A small, overhung wall off of the Rachel Carson Trail in North Park is the main wall. Climbable as a boulder or short top rope. Lots of solid trees for top rope anchors. Boulders are short 5-10 feet up or traverses, top rope is probably 15-18 feet in total. There's also a wall further down the trail, about .4 miles in from the main wall.  Park on pull offs for the Rachel Carson trail right off of Hemlock Drive/Bucktail drive. Look for the runoff/stream where the RCT enters the woods. There are a few chairs set up at the top of the cliff/trees overlooking the stream for setting up top rope anchors. Can easily walk around to the bottom for the wall by the drainage ditch to boulder or access rope routes.

Fall Run Park (Judge D.M. Miller Nature Reserve) is a 94 acre park located in Shaler Township within Allegheny County, PA. The park is widely known for its 30 foot water fall, steep drainages, and a beautiful scenic 1 mile trail. There are many small drainages in the park potentially leading to more ice climbs. The park has no viable rock for rock climbing, only ice, and when the conditions are right, this some of the easiest ice to access in the city. The park address is 187 Fall Run Road, Glenshaw Pa, 15116. The park can most readily be accessed by Route 28 from south of the city, and continuing onto Route 8 at the Etna exit (Exit 5B). From north of the city, the park can most readily accessed by Route 8. Upon entering the park, pass the soccer field on your right and park on the right hand side next to the basketball courts at approximately 40.5300398, -79.9482714.

Boulder by the Burger King on Route 8 in Shaler. Park in the lot where people park to fish in the creek. Walk over to the big boulder next to the BK parking lot.