Climbing in West Virginia, WV
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It’s like a tiny bit of Thailand plopped itself in the heart of southern West Virginia. Rock climbing at Summersville Lake will have you cooling down in crisp, clear waters between sweaty redpoint burns.
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This secluded area with gorgeous views of the New River has amazing climbing without the crowds.
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This underrated crag has an impressive array of well-bolted, well-maintained, moderate sport climbs for beginner and intermediate climbers.
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Home to hundreds of boulders, this area along the rim of the Cheat River Gorge is a bouldering paradise.
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The most extensive cragging area east of the mighty Mississippi, the New River Gorge has top rope, sport, trad, and bouldering living side by side in perfect harmony.
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A little bit of western alpine-style rock climbing tucked into a rural corner of West Virginia, Seneca Rocks is best known for multi-pitch trad climbs and stiff old-school ratings.
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You're staring down the barrel of a loaded adventure at Meadow River Gorge, a wildly fun and challenging crag for rock climbing in the New River Gorge.
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