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Seneca Rocks The North and South Peaks viewed from the front Location Pendleton County, West Virginia Nearest city Seneca Rocks, West Virginia Range Appalachians Coordinates 38°50′07″N 79°20′00″W Climbing type traditional crag Height 900 above stream level Pitches 4 Ratings 5.0-5.13 with most routes in 5.7-5.11 range Grades I and II Rock type Tuscarora quartzite Quantity of rock months worth (over 375 routes) Development well developed Cliff aspect east and west Season spring to fall Ownership National Forest Camping Seneca Shadows (paid) Classic climbs Gunsight to South Peak (5.3), Conn's West (5.4), Conn's East (5.6), Candy Corner (5.5), Ecstasy(5.7), Soler (5.7), West Pole (5.7), The Burn (5.8), Triple S (5.8), Castor / Pollux (5.10), Marshall's Madness / Crack of Dawn (5.10a), Mr. Jones (5.11c), The Bell (5.11+), Psych Driller (5.12c), Black Mamba (5.12c), Fine Young Cannibals (5.13a) Stars

Seneca Rocks The North and South Peaks viewed from the front Location Pendleton County, West Virginia Nearest city Seneca Rocks, West Virginia Range Appalachians Coordinates 38°50′07″N 79°20′00″W Climbing type traditional crag Height 900 above stream level Pitches 4 Ratings 5.0-5.13 with most routes in 5.7-5.11 range Grades I and II Rock type Tuscarora quartzite Quantity of rock months worth (over 375 routes) Development well developed Cliff aspect east and west Season spring to fall Ownership National Forest Camping Seneca Shadows (paid) Classic climbs Gunsight to South Peak (5.3), Conn's West (5.4), Conn's East (5.6), Candy Corner (5.5), Ecstasy(5.7), Soler (5.7), West Pole (5.7), The Burn (5.8), Triple S (5.8), Castor / Pollux (5.10), Marshall's Madness / Crack of Dawn (5.10a), Mr. Jones (5.11c), The Bell (5.11+), Psych Driller (5.12c), Black Mamba (5.12c), Fine Young Cannibals (5.13a) Stars