Nice and easy problem. Makes for a fun route. Just make sure you have good handholds and avoid grabbing smaller ledges as the rock is brittle in some places. 

Fly Away

Short Stop

Heel hook

Indian’s Crack

Huntsman’s Hideout

Just one more

Last One

Really nice crack climb. The crux is the start as there’s only one good place for foot placement at the start. You can either do left hand in the crack and right hand on a small crimp to start or both hands in the crack. Either one makes for a fun and slightly difficult climb!

Stand start on left sidepull and right undercling. Head directly up this short wall to the top out. There’s some nice movement in this problem that makes me wish it went on and on...

Pretty easy route. The crux is the getting to the top ledge. As the name might imply, a heel hook makes this route quite manageable. 

Stand start on the left sidepull and right hand around the arete. Work your way up the arete to some good jugs and out of the small roof to the mossy top out. Watch out for the spider hide-out.

Very fun problem that took me quite a while to figure out. Start right off the ground with two nice handholds and decent footholds. You’ll have to move in such a way to get your right foot into the pocket your left hand starts out in. Once there, you’ll have two crimpy holds, and must traverse to the left then take the obvious route up. Crux is definitely the middle section of getting your right foot set into the pocket and traversing to the left. 

This route starts off with an overhang. You’ll have to climb over the lip of the rock and go straight into a deadpoint. This route looks like it’s only 15 feet or so from the picture, but the top section slopes backwards for another 10 feet or so.

These boulders are found back in the woods of a public park called Lake Park in Coshocton, Ohio. They can be found back along a trail called Scarr Loop Trail. Some can be found anywhere from 50 yards back in the woods to 800 yards. The boulders are found along a trail that travels back along a hillside. The ground beneath most boulders is flat and the trail is pretty clear and easy to follow. There are so many boulders and possible routes back here. I would love for some more climbers to come and experience all of it. Tons of boulders and routes that have yet to be graded or even climbed. 

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