Nice and easy short problem named for the bee's nest I stumbled upon at the base. Start is at the bottom left slopey jug and work your way up and to the right; top-out recommended. (I definitely am not the FA, just thought I'd name and grade it for MP)

Bee Hive Yourself

The Bee's Knees

Banana Bunga

Honey Dew

Follow good holds up and slightly right for solid, fun climbing. Finish is on the mossy ledge but a top out is possible.

Easy problem up the right edge of the Bee's Boulder next to Bee Hive Yourself. Start at the low jug around the right arete and work up good holds to the top.

Start on the block shaped hold with on a jugy sloper pull into the crack and jam your way to a mossy jug that's sometimes wet. then move right into the angular holds. you can finish here or top out on the easy slab.

Huntington's formal description, life-like sculptures of bears and wolves welcome your arrival to this peaceful and tranquil setting featuring open fields and dense woodlands, fails to mention the bouldering and small cliff on the SE side of the park. The park was donated to the citizens of Connecticut by the internationally renowned Huntington family.  

  Along Hopewell Woods Rd is some parking (on left @ gate heading NE) and a few small outcropings and some bouldering. I'm not familiar with the lines here but I know others have climbed there. Def some more developing to be done...

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Routes in Huntington State Park