- Rock Climbing Guides: Routes, Photos Forum | Mountain Project
Find rock climbing routes, photos, and guides for every state, along with experiences and advice from fellow climbers
- Climbing in New Mexico - Mountain Project
In most cases, the local State Police office is not tied into the 911 system, and calls are only transferred to the State Police if the caller explicitly asks for it This creates some confusion for the injured hiker or climber, as we have all been taught to call 911 for prompt emergency response
- Climbing in Virginia - Mountain Project
Old Rag: A Climber’s Guide, is a comprehensive guidebook to over 300 meticulously documented routes, detailed climbing topos, hand-drawn maps, entertaining insights, and photographs spanning decades -The Horst guide, "Rock Climbing Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland" is a great reference for popular VA destinations
- Red River Gorge Climbing - Mountain Project
The most popular climber campground, Miguel's is a good option for those looking for an inexpensive communal camping area, at the center of the climbing community During the busy season one can expect the campground to be crowded, and peace and quiet scarce Miguel's currently charges ~$3 per person a night, register at the Miguel's gear shop
- Climbing in Washington - Mountain Project
Find rock climbing routes, photos, and guides for every state, along with experiences and advice from fellow climbers
- Climbing Map - Mountain Project
Find rock climbing routes, photos, and guides for every state, along with experiences and advice from fellow climbers
- Climbing Grades and ranges. - Mountain Project
5 12+—5 13: Highly skilled climber Very dedicated to the sport This is when you likely start to see a lot of people with dedicated training cycles that include things other than climbing (hangboard, campus board, etc ) 5 13+—5 14-: Advanced climber Extremely few reach this stage 5 14–5 15: Elite level
- Climbing in Oklahoma - Mountain Project
Volunteer opportunities for trail maintenance are important for maintaining park-climber relations and are available through the Friends of the Wichitas and the Oklahoma chapter of the AAC Partners are hard to come by, but one can try on the local forums OKC CLIMB, TX and OK climbers No internet guide is a substitute for the new color guidebook
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