Climbing Near Eldersburg, Maryland

A single slightly overhung face with a few climbs ranging in difficulty Park at the very last gravel lot on Buttercup Road. Walk along the path until you reach the edge of the woods near the wooden benches, and head off rightwards into the woods. You'll pass over a small hill and cross a stream a around 100 feet from the boulder. The boulder will be facing you.

2024 Update: The Jam Boulder, Levitation and Upper Levitation are on PRIVATE PROPERTY AND ARE CLOSED TO CLIMBING.  Historic Info:It's in a relatively open area right next to a train track and a river. The rock quality is great, and while there isn't a lot, the climbs that are there are fantastic. Take 32 North for a little less than 4 miles, and then turn left on West Friendship Road. Follow the road for half a mile and park in a gravel U-shaped parking lot on the right. From here, walk towards Old Sykesville over the bridge and turn right on the train tracks, then follow them on the left side. Continue under a bridge and past a house before reaching the large boulder on your left. STAY OFF OF THE TRAIN TRACKS!

2024 Update: Zoning has determined that the Jam Boulder is on Private Property.  Climbing there can and has resulted in police being called for trespass.  THESE BOULDERS ARE CLOSED TO CLIMBING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.Historic Info:The first boulder that you reach when walking along the train tracks. It has a large, slightly overhung face with a variety of routes to choose from. The first boulder you reach when walking along the train tracks