Climbing Near Rutgers University-Livingston Campus, New Jersey

In all honesty don’t go this is more or less a shitpost but I’m desperate and I want to touch rock even if it’s a mega choss lowball Hike down the hill and find the little boulders and caves on the shoreline. Rocks are slippery because it’s the ocean duh just don’t be dumb

This is a pair of massive boulders hidden off the trail to the Half-Moon Area. As you walk down the rightmost trail that takes you to the Half Moon area. Go off trail to the right in between two fallen trees about 30 ft before the bend where you start seeing Good Vibrations. Walk straing downhill for ~100 ft eventually reaching a small boulder field. You should see a massive boulder with multiple established routes with all routes facing downhill.

In the woods on the mountain side, easily accessible without the big crowds To see a map of the Sourland Mountain Preserve: somersetcountyparks.org/gen… From the main parking area, take the main trail toward the North side of the mountain. It's marked with a 1 on the trail map (link above) and markers for this trail have a picture of a tree on it. Stay on the main trail and keep right (North) at all junctions. When you get to the C junction, take a left to head up the C trail, which heads straight through the Southfield boulders. Most of the boulder problems are right on the trail as it goes up a steep part of the hill. If you see the Half Moon Area boulders, you missed the C trail turn. GPS coordinates for the first boulder in the Southfield area: Lat: N 40°28'31.11" (40.47531) Lon: W 74°42'8.25" (-74.70229)