Relaxing at the top of the main rock, watching a buddy on the cave problem.

I'm not sure what is the name of this boulder (so please if you can recognize it let me know and I will change it), but according the "Beta for Emmaus Boulders" from this site, it is the most north one, almost perfect circle.

We were here on Friday 11/26/04 and it was kind of cold so my shoes got little to stiff and it felt like I was climbing on ice. Also because the rain on Thursday, the leaves were wet and every time I had to jump on the pad I felt like surfer, taking off down hill. It was definitely a cool day. Lots of sun and just to be outside, sitting on the top, looking in to the trees and drinking hot peppermint tea.

I'm not sure what problem is that (so please if you can recognize it let me know and I will post it), but according the "Beta for Emmaus Boulders" from this site, it looks like the face crack problem.

This picture dosen't allow you to see the hand placement but I guess you'll have to climb it yourself in order to get a clear picture of the finishing moves. photo by kimmyt

I was working crucification in this picture. The boulder is located in front of the upper cave. Problem starts to the lower left, work your way up, (mid-way) cross over, pull on on slopers and top out. Great warm up problem, not very pumpy but more along the lines of feet technique. photo by kimmyt

This picture used to be the Lehigh Valley Bouldering Club's webpage at http://www.lehigh.edu/~inlvbc/ but the site is no longer. With the help of archieve.org, I recovered this baby, and it will be preserved for good!

rrrADAM on an Unknown V1 at Emmaus Boulders near Allentown, PA.

Nice crack climb runs up over boulder. Easy v2-ish. I don't like rating the problems. Climb it and make your rating. Photo taken in late May 2002.

this is a photo of the area referred to as "boulder outcropping" by a sign on a south mountain trail.