BirdsboroClimbing.com

Welcome to Birdsboro Rock Climbing!

Hidden in a small rural suburban town of Birdsboro, PA is a collection of sport climbing routes.  These 100+ routes vary in level and difficulty for beginner and advanced climbers alike (Route List available for download). Please follow all posted signs.  Helmets are strongly suggested due to the potential of falling rock. 

Thank you for visiting!

<-- This is a picture of the Reservoir Wall.  This is prior to Mya’s Climb and others being added including the traverse line.  This wall gets warm in the sun!  So its perfect in the Spring and Fall when the weather is  colder.

Birdsboro Quarry sits in the heart of Hay Creek Water Shed.  This area is a protected water source for the surrounding homes and businesses. 

Please use all Grey Water and Leave No Trace guidelines.

The use of this area is a privilege; we all must protect and maintain all climbs and trails leading to and from.  There are many projects throughout the year and events where you can get involved.  To gain access from the Birdsboro - Hay Creek Rustic Park side you will cross the creek in two places across (2) wire cable bridges.  Addition information about accessing the climbing can be obtained on the Directions page.  There is a link to an Arial map and also Driving Directions. 

Please Contact Us if you are interested in obtaining more information or if you see an up and coming event posted come join in on the fun!

Help us maintain this local climbing Crag!

Throughout the year we hold “CLIMB ‘n’ CLEANS”.  During these times we do trail maintenance, clean over growth on climbs, and other tasks in order to keep the Crag well groomed. Please Keep an ‘eye’ for posted events!

Volunteers are always welcomed!

...Hate getting caught in the rain or that sudden down pour mid cliff??

NO MORE! Check the local conditions and forecasts out at ‘the bird’ in real time.

Hope this helps your next adventure!

--On the Right is Val belaying Paul B. on the lower slabs. This picture gives you a view of the angle typical of “slab” climbing.  Don’t let that fool you, your foot work is still priority!

Would you like to know more?

For more information on the sport of Rock climbing.  Visit our Links page.  There you will find links for all things climbing.

Left - Resivoir Level a day of climbing!  What’s in that cooler?

Right- John, Rob, and Jesse toying around on the 5.11 (Lower Slabs)