The climbing at Locust Grove includes, approximately 62 known routes for Trad, Sport and Top Rope.

Sadly Locust Grove is currently closed. 

The landowner (Allegheny Holding Company) is aware of climbing activity on their property, but they do not want climbers on site.  All is not lost; the state and the Allegheny Holding Company are "in active discussions". We do not know the details of these discussions but the the state wants to buy the land.

A mountain cliff with trees and rocks marked with labels identifying sections of the cliff face, including old and new walls, slabs, and specific features such as the dork tower, unwanted wall, schoenfeld wall, bee sting wall, and various slaps and walls, with a dashed blue line indicating an old railroad path.

The climbing at Locust Grove includes, Trad, Sport and Top Rope.

It has approximately 62 routes for beginners (5.6) to advanced (5.12).

What we are missing

  • Large rock face in a wooded area with trees and foliage around, some graffiti on the rock that says 'TIM' and 'BARB'.

    Tim Barb

  • A person climbing a steep rock face outdoors with a background of trees, hills, and a small town or village in the distance.

    Killer Bee Sting

  • People rock climbing on a steep outdoor rock face with safety ropes and gear, some standing at the bottom and others ascending the rock wall under a clear sky.

    Piton

  • Person wearing a helmet and climbing gear ascending a rocky outdoor cliff or rock face during daytime.

    Killer Bee Sting