By Mike Lynch Rock climbing routes known to be used by nesting peregrine falcons were temporarily closed by the state Department of Environmental Conservation on April 1. The annual spring closure is done to protect the falcons and young from … [Read more...] about DEC temporarily closes cliffs to protect falcons
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Flatrock rec plan could benefit rock climbers
DEC seeks comments on draft plan for easement lands outside of Old Forge By Phil BrownThe state Department of Environmental Conservation is seeking public input on a draft plan that aims to enhance recreational opportunities on the Flatrock … [Read more...] about Flatrock rec plan could benefit rock climbers
Erasing discriminatory climbing route names
Rock-climbing community faces reckoning on offensive labels By Phil Brown Open any rock-climbing guidebook, peruse the route names, and you’ll find loads of bad puns (and some good ones), raunch, wacky humor and references to sex, drugs and … [Read more...] about Erasing discriminatory climbing route names
Dude on Rock… Rock on Dude
Beginning rock climbing involves learning the lingo One of the first things you are taught when learning how to rock climb is climbing commands. Communication is extremely important when climbing. Your life is often in someone else's hands, … [Read more...] about Dude on Rock… Rock on Dude
Adirondack adventure: rock climbing trips
A round up of essential outings from around the Adirondack region, compiled from the Adirondack Explorer's Adventure Planner: Rooster Comb: On Rooster Comb cliffs, climbers immerse themselves in wilderness and history … [Read more...] about Adirondack adventure: rock climbing trips
Climbing resources
Outfitters and Guides in the Adirondacks There are so many great outfitters and guiding businesses to start rock climbing. Here is a short list of some in the area that offer climbing gear rentals and guiding services. They can help point you in … [Read more...] about Climbing resources