Long Valley

Long Valley is a bouldering area in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, near LeRoy. It has 74 problems from v0 to v11 across 19 boulders, with a 10-minute approach.

A large long linear boulderfield with variable rock quality. At times and can be sharp, but when it’s good it closely resembles quality glassy quartzite. The area hosts a unique climbing style. It is not uncommon to find finger pockets and deep sinker buckets.

From the SGL Gate 36-30 continue along the old access road for 10 minutes (0.5 miles) and enter the forest on the left downhill slope into an open pine forest. Follow the herd path 2 minutes (50 yards) to the boulders. You should be looking downhill at the back of Tall Boy H. From here you can either traverse through the boulderfield. North (left) towards A or south (right) towards S.

Tip: It is a lengthy boulderfield with lots of small pits to fall into. It is suggested to hike padless to view the entire boulderfield instead of traversing to see what’s, what.

Micro approach

Once descending off the forest road into the pine forest, continue right (south) until you reach an old foundation. Continue on the faint logging road to reach the Bottom Boulder L. From here traverse right (south) to the end of the boulderfield. It is possible to travel back north but, is quicker to return to the forest and follow the Long Valley – North approach.

From the forest road, descend to the back side of Tall Boy F and continue left (north) to the end of Long Valley – North.

Seasonal road access

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