Climbing Near Rifton, New York

100 feet wide wall around 20-25 feet tall with a number of different areas that have been used for bouldering with great overhangs. Plenty of trees available to create anchors if you have around 30ft of static rope. The wall is very chossy in areas but there are great jugs and holds. Be wary of loose rocks, especially as you are belaying. Please help document this area with other climbs and boulder problems as some locals do use this area.  Navigate to the fork of Timber Line Trail and Borroughs Drive on the east side of Black Creek State Forest. There is a private sign, but there is public access to the forest. Go down Timber Line Trail (gravel) and take a right around 500ft down the road. About a 1000ft later there is a parking spot for two vehicles in front of a trail on the left before a private driveway. From the parking spot head straight west through the forest to access the wall. You will come onto the top of the wall with access to the bottom through a tight rock squeeze heading to the wall's base.

Large conservation area between FDR National Historical Park and Val-Kill National Historical Park. Only one problem has been found here but these woods have the potential to hold more boulders to develop. Parking areas are located on both Route 9 (next to Hyde Park Brewery) and Route 9G.

Tall outcrop off the trail near a swampy area Take the Hyde Park Trail/Roosevelt Farm Drive app. .6 miles from the Route 9 parking area and look along the left hand side for a tall boulder.