Slightly overhung unnamed problem (least I don't know its name) Starts out on a good edge, then to a crimp and a mono with the other hand. Finally go for the top with a good topout. If anyone has any beta for this area, post comment or PM me.

We found some nice boulders on top of Spurce Knob. Highest view in all of West Virginia.

A few ohio guys (and 1 wife) took me up to Spruce Knob in the mist of a snow storm. Great time up there, funny stories.

This is me (mwbtle) boldering up at Spruce Knob. Its an easy juggy problem, really lowball, so since I'm short, the sit start actually made it a 3 move problem. With the crux actually being the two pockets of bone-chilling water you mantle in to top out. Note the strategic use of tongue biting that helped with the send. Photographer: Erik Peterson.

I caught Andrew (son of climbinganne) in a rare moment of stillness, looking out from the top of Spruce Knob, in West Virginia. The dog is Griffith, rescued from Pilot Mt. earlier this year by climbinganne and pornstarr.

This is Phil (Phillycheese) working a short traverse on the top of Spruce Knob, WV. I'm not sure if he sent it.

Erik thinking about the first move of a very short boulder problem. The rock was sharp, gritty, and slippery all at the same time. Neat trick. Elvislegs and Phillycheese are boldering in the background. They are MUCH better than we are. at Spruce Knob, near Seneca, WV

Part 2: erik sticks the move. Its not a hard move, but it feels oh so nice to stick it. Spruce Knob, WV

pornstarr strung up on an unknown problem at Spruce Knob, WV. Slightly overhanging, it basically involves two crimpy moves then a dyno for the lip. Maybe next time..... Photo taken by climbinganne (currently in hiding).

erica44 pulling the an unknown arete problem atop Spruce Knob, WV. Photo captured by climbinganne (currently playing Eric Rudolph).

erica44 on "jam out with your clam out", Spruce Knob boulders, WV. Photo taken by pornstarr.

This is the lookout platform on the East side of Spruce Knob, West Virginia.

Just before sundown this is the panoramic view from the boulder area on the South side of Spruce Knob. Did I mention this is the highest point in West Virginia?