by todd | Aug 11, 2021
Great Falls of the Potomac
by Potomac Appalachian Trail Club – Mountaineering Section
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club Website
Located in the beautiful Potomac River Gorge, Great Falls provides a wide variety of climbing right along side the Potomac river. The cliffs are roughly 60 feet high made of hard, solid rock. The area is sunny and has lots of visitors, climbers and hikers alike.
This guide provides maps, descriptions, and ratings of technical climbing routes along the Potomac River; covering the Virginia shoreline. The paper edition contains Maryland shoreline climbs, which will be included in future editions of this Rakkup guide, as well as masterpoint locations for each sector. The Rakkup edition includes over 200 routes and updated images.
Should you have any comments, suggestions, or general inquiries regarding this guidebook, please reach out to the PATC-MS club directly at secretary@patcms.org.
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by todd | Jul 2, 2021
Saint-Léon-de-Standon
by Nicolas Rodrigue
Club d’escalade et de montagne des Appalaches (CEMA)
Le guide d’escalade Saint Léon de Standon contient une trentaine de voie de 5.5 à 5.12 + sur un rocher volcanique unique plein des belles prises. L’escalade est majoritairement de type sportif avec quelques voie trad classique. Ce guide complet vous donne toutes les informations pour profitez de ce site orienté nord et frais en été. D’autre projet bloc et voie sont en développement par le CEMA. Ce topo prendra de l’expansion au fil des années. Saint Léon deviendra un must comme destination estivale.
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by todd | Mar 12, 2021
Wasatch Bench Rock Climbing
by Tony Calderone
Little Cottonwood Climbing | Big Cottonwood Climbing | Wasatch Front Bouldering | Wasatch Wilderness Climbing
Salt Lake Valley climbers have some of the most easily accessible rock climbs of any metropolitan area in the entire country. Big Cottonwood Canyon, Little Cottonwood Canyon and three wilderness areas immediately east of Salt Lake Valley have over 2,400 developed rock climbing routes that are described in other guidebooks in this series.
This is a guide to rock climbing in the hills and smaller canyons along the central Wasatch Bench, immediately east of Salt Lake Valley. The 175 routes described herein are typically short and have short approaches. Most can easily be climbed after work and before the sun sets. And most of these areas are conducive to bringing along small children and/or dogs.
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by todd | Nov 2, 2020
Hatcher Pass Rock Climbing
by Kelsey Gray
Koh Tao Rock Climbing
The best (and only) extensive guidebook for Hatcher Pass, Alaska. This new guidebook was published in paperback in 2021. The app includes over 400 climbs within one of the best climbing areas in Alaska.
Buy digital plus book and the price includes $7.00 for shipping, a screaming deal! When you buy a bundle, you can use your digital rakkup guidebook immediately.
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by todd | Sep 23, 2020
CLIMBS OF THE MILLION DOLLAR HIGHWAY Ridgway, Ouray and Silverton, Colorado
by Jason Nelson
Visual Adventures | Suffer Candy Volume 1 | Suffer Candy Volume 2
This guide covers the majority of rock climbing to be found in Montrose, Ridgway, Ouray and Silverton, Colorado. Most of the routes are sport climbs, but there is a little bit of everything and there is a wide variety of rock types to choose from. Route lengths are between 30′ and rise up to about 1,400′. We got sun. We got shade. Pretty much the only thing we don’t have is splitter granite. The scenery is top-notch, and the season never ends.
Current Routes included are:
Montrose: Dry Creek
Ridgway: Colby’s Corner, Dike Wall
Ouray: Rotary Park, Pool Wall, Overlook, Jimmy Cliff, Techno Crag, Wicked Crag, The Hall of Justice, Roadside Attraction and Ice Park Crags.
Silverton: Master’s Wall, Snowden Peak
Routes soon to be added:
Ouray: Red Mountain Pass Crags including, Sandias, Other Canyon Creek Crags
Silverton: Eureka, Stripe, RV Wall, Ice Lake Crag.
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