maryland heights climbing

Maryland Heights is the tallest cliff in Maryland at 300ft and is known for its long easy to moderate trad routes and a handful of hard sport routes. The surrounding cliffs and boulders also offer a great variety of climbing. With a great climbing resource like this, its high time that we take the time to show the park that climbers care about it! This is our first Adopt-a-Crag in the park, and it will be a great opportunity for a good first impression.

Schedule:

Date: November 15th

Registration: 9:15 am

Project work: 9:30 am-12:30 pm

Where To Meet/How To Get There:

We are meeting at the downtown bus stop.  Parking is tight in the town, see the map below for two parking options that won’t result in tickets.

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What To Bring:

  • Closed toed shoes
  • Working gloves (if you have them)
  • Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty in
  • Water bottle
  • A snack

What We’ll be Doing:

  • Trash clean-up at the base of Maryland Heights. This crew will walk across the pedestrian bridge over the Potomac River to Maryland Heights.  This group will be scrambling on a steep slope off trail.
  • Restoration project on the Paymaster’s Garden in lower downtown Harper’s Ferry.

Click here to register!

Registering helps us make sure we’ve got the right kinds of projects planned for the people we’ve got coming and also that we have enough food and raffle items! Please register if you’re planning on coming out!