Climbing Near Provincetown, Massachusetts

This area is empty most of the year. The picnic spot is crowded in the summer. The boulder is always empty. This area is nearly all the way out on Cape Cod. It lies where the tip of Cape Cod points nearly straight northward. Take a right on Doane Rd. in Eastham, go right on Pinecrest Dr. Make an immediate left into first parking lot.

This area contains a collection of climbable boulders located on a stretch of private beaches. Boulders in this area range in size from lowballs around 7 feet tall to one particular highball which is approximately 20 feet tall at the face. Landings are sand for the most part, but smaller rocks in the landings make crash pads a must. Climbing varies from overhung to slabby, and you'll find a good variety of climbs from boulder to boulder. The beaches are private, so contact me for access seeing as though I live here. It is best to arrive at low-tide for the best climbing, because at high-tide some boulders are surrounded with water. Contact me directly for directions and access. Once you arrive, the boulders are in plain view on the beaches.

This is the largest boulder in the area. Most climbs are located on the large granite face that faces the ocean. Routes range from 7 to 17 feet in height. They are a little slimy at the base of the face from seaweed, but the holds are very clean. Bring a lot of chalk for this boulder,. because holds tend to get wet from the high tide waves. **CLIMB AT LOW TIDE.** This is the obvious boulder to the left of the steep, concrete boat ramp.