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Just curios if anyone has jumped or ever found a jumpable earth in the keystone state?
I've got a couple possibles but i haven't been back to my home state in a long time, i'm originally from central PA and would like to finish PA base someday, i'm pretty comfortable in the low world so if you have any ideas on something please lemme know

Gotta be something like this around... .
http://www.aggman.com/...clamation-agreement/

If anyone does know of a Pa E, let me know too! I have about 5 more months living here in Pittsburgh and would love to complete Pa BASE too. I haven't seen anything at all on my side of the state, possibly further central/eastern would have something?

Shot- there is pretty awesome old/new object in northern PA that you should check out next time you are home. Some Canadians would even call it "slider up-able".

why not go pioneer and find something? get on the climbing forums, see whats around and investigate it. bring a laser!

Check my link above it may work out for you.
The photos are from a different quarry in PA but there is a another possibility to try.

Come on guys, this IS the information age, it's relatively easy to find shit online. I can do it and I don't even have a facebook account! Seriously though, I love finding new sites and think it's what keeps this sport interesting. Good luck finding one, I'm sure you will... it's an inevitability.

Oh, and go harass 515 to jump, he recently moved to your area.

"That girls" Rock dude..just push hard..

(edited for site naming)

yeah i've been thinking "that girls" as the natural given its also 5 minutes from my old DZ stomping grounds, and its sadly the largest near vertical natural face i know of in pa, it'll go i just want more options around the keystone state, i likes to open stuff and just explore more, quarries and such are acceptable but every one i knew of in central PA was stepped down walls, anyone know of anyone ever getting the Pennsylvania E?

this guy had E in penn...http://www.poconorecord.com/...30910/NEWS/309109994

edited for broken link

I've been looking at this for a couple years. Haven't gotten the balls to do it yet. Laser at 135-140 ft. Crappy exit, tiny LZ. with a tree in the center, But I'm 100% sure it hasn't been jumped.

You wanna do it, I'll shoot video.https://www.google.com/maps/@41.1594462,-79.6755862,502m/data=!3m1!1e3

with a span upstream to go with it, nice thanks for the look, i'll have to check that out next time I get back east, looks like a job for a canopy that needs patched from the get go, I take it that its on private land?

Don't wanna use your nicest gear for this one. It is on private land, but nobody really seems to care. I haven't hiked the landing area yet, so getting out of there is still a mystery. The span is 240' with very little or no lz, depending on river conditions, but it has been jumped.

Lemme know if you ever wanna check it out.

I'm down for exploring and meeting BASE jumpers in the area. I'm in the NYC area at the moment but I'll be bouncing around the USA for a little while longer, I lived in PA 7 years ago and haven't visited since. Would be cool to go back, especially if there's exploring and jumping involved.

chickies rock is close by my place. about 150ft and power lines on the bottom by a train track. havn't jumped, but thinking it at some point:> jumped basically everything else in the area though muhaha…..

Yeah we know. Get your ass back out this way

"That girl's rock" is good to go. Not the most fun jump ever, but a good option to finish PA BASE and definitely worth a couple hour drive.

If you have. Video of this if love to see it.

I'll look for video but I don't actually remember if it was even filmed (this was years ago). Happy to answer any questions via PM though

So chickees has been jumped? I want to see this video. Would be super nice to have a E that close

some one else did it, therefore logically i must be capable of doing it as well, i think you need some real low earth jumps before you try this one cody

Is that Mr. Adam