The Powerline Area
The Powerline Area is located on and just south of the powerline cut, roughly in the center of what this page refers to as Seven Falls park. It has a lot of potential for hard problems on the Two Trees wall and in the grotto area. The rock is mostly pegmatite and the holds generally range from nice and pleasant on some boudlers and real sharp on others.

Eric Lee topping out Two Trees. Directions to the Powerline Area:
From the Seven Falls Parking Area, There are two way to reach the Powerline area, the easy way is to walk down the powerlines from theri intersection with the blue trail on the way to the pancake boulder. From this point the powerline area can be seen south, on the far hill.
The faster, and more aesthetic way is to take the blue trail on the saybrook road side of the powerlines. To reach the blue trail walk through the Seven falls picnick area and cross Bible Rock brook somewhere.  After hopping across the brook, bear right until you find the southbound blue blazed trail.Take this trail about five to ten minutes, crossing a small brook and passing an old  pile of boards and a trail on the right. You should come very close to the powerlines and the northernmost outcrop of the Powerline area.They are the first rocks which are big enough to climb on if you are over three feet tall. The Problems:
The rocks right on the powerlines have a small sheltered cave like area near the woods and the blue trail. I know of  a few problems in here.
1) Unnamed, M, **, Pad, Climb up the vertical face at the rear of the area.
2) Unnamed, H, ??, Some guy at Prime Climb told me he did a problem here, If you know who he is please email me so I can  be more polite.
In the Woods around the corner from # and # is a short overhanging face with a slaby topout above it.
3) Unnamed, M, *, Sit start  from holds on the middle of the overhanging face.
4) Unnamed, same as #3
If you continue through the woods on the blue trail, it will curve left uphill to the powerline cut at a small boulder with a metal thing sticking out of it. Leave the trail and walk through the woods about thirty feet. The two trees wall will be on the left. It is really, really steep, and has two trees leaning against it.
5) Unnamed, M, **, Pad, On the left part of the wall, climb up to the large horizontal, long moves lead to the topout.
6) Two Trees, H, ***, Pad, To the left of the trees is a right hand sloper pinch just within reach. Climb up to higher edges and topout using the left edge of the large horizontal and holds near the tree. I think this problem is awesome, A Seven Falls Classic and the most difficult in the park. Shorter climbers might need to stand on crashpads or do the ridiculous sit start.
7) Project, There are few lines here waiting for the likes of Dave Graham.
8) Unnamed, ??, Pad, Dustin Stevens thinks it will be a super classic, whatever that means.