Beautiful seaside climbing on sea cliffs 40-60 feet high. All routes can be toproped or belayed from above. Please do not use trees for anchors and do not aid the clifftop erosion by steppping into the bushes (both are banned by the Park Service). Also, check the tides, if the tide is in many of the climbs are quite wet at the bottom. The wonderwall area is most often dry at the base, regardless of tide.

Park in the Otter Cliffs parking lot on the Park Loop Road. The bathrooms are also in this parking lot, please use them, its only two minutes from the cliff.

From the lot, cross the road and head down the path to the top of some very broken cliffs. Head down the Shore Path to your left looking toward Sand Beech, which you can see in th distance. After about a hundered yards a clifftop appears through the trees on the right, chances are you will hear it first. The path you want drops down quickly on rocks, then immediately meets the logbook. Please log in and be courteous at this heavily used. Cliff. Taking up residence on a climb is considered poor form, vary it up. More fun for you and everyone. Also groups larger than 6 are required to register beforehand with the Park Service.

Bring a rack and a short length of static rope to build anchors. There are some bolted anchors at the left end of the cliff above Wonderwall, Adair by the sea, etc. To rig the staple fixed anchors use the two upright posts as independant points. DO NOT JUST SLING THE MIDDLE OF THE STAPLE. For ring eye anchors back up to a nearby staple. Expect a crowd from mid spring to mid fall.