I messed up the bolt spacing on the bottom, so stick clip not necessary, however it makes getting to the second bolt a bit spooky. Similar climbing to King of Nines, but on generally larger holds. Almost certainly will need brushing, as this corner experiences a lot of runoff. 

Mid-Atlantic Jungle

King of  Nines

The Ghostbusters

Stick clip the high first bolt. Enjoy sequential stemming and body position intensive climbing up the corner for 5 bolts. While none of the moves are super insecure and stances are easy to find, your calves will burn if you don't keep moving. Significantly harder if you're short from what I hear. 

This route climbs the face ~8ft to the left of the corner, do not get off route into the corner or you risk some dangerous swings. 

 Stick slip the high first bolt, and climb up and slightly right of the bolt. Keep climbing until a tenuous traverse left to a psuedo jug, and the second bolt. Continue through small edges and sequential reachy climbing through another bolt, reaching a good clipping hold left of the fourth bolt. Shake out here, and then traverse right off the bolt until you're under the anchors, finishing with a stellar high foot dead point to finishing holds. 

Please be low-key and courteous to protect access. No speakers blaring, no tied up dogs, etc. 

 Hidden in the not-so-wilds of Eastern Maryland is the Mason-Dixon Trail. Along a section of the trail is an unnatural arch, spanning over Northeast Creek, with a small beach and rocks granting dry access to one side of the arch, as long as the water is low.

 The climbing is vertical and strenuous, as there are very few good holds on the wall, but many mediocre and bad ones. Bring a stick clip as moves off the deck often seep a bit and are not very secure. Because of its location next to the creek, access can be water level dependent, and also the wall will weep with condensation under certain conditions because of a temperature inversion under the arch. In good conditions the rock is grippy and textured but conditions can be fickle, as the wall receives very little sunlight.

 Wear a helmet, not because of choss, but because gravel and such sometimes rolls over the top. Expect an audience if you're there while its warm out, locals like to hang out down here sometimes. And bring a bag to pack out garbage pleeeeaaase. Consider it your payment for having some new bolted climbs around.

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Routes in Mason-Dixon Arch