Now Available, "Climbers Guide To The Monadnock Region" by Robert Koning

The Monadnock region Hosts a large array of climbing experiences for the adventurous spirit. The Climbers Guide to the Monadnock Region is the first comprehensive guide to document technical climbs in the South-West corner of NH, A.K.A., The Monadnock Region.
More than 280 route descriptions
Over 85 color photos
40 detailed topo maps
16 Climbing Area descriptions
Note, All proceeds from the sale of this book will go to support the Monadnock Conservancy. Our local land trust organisation.
$25 + $4 shipping and handling
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That's awesome! Is there any chance you could include a sample page or two of the topos in this post or on ebay?  I want to get this but I've regretting impulse guidebook buys before (cough cough Notches cough cough)

Excellent - Just ordered a copy.

I meant of the inside pages, if you can

Ohhh just buy it calvin

Always buy the guidebook.

Calvin Coffin wrote: That's awesome! Is there any chance you could include a sample page or two of the topos in this post or on ebay?  I want to get this but I've regretting impulse guidebook buys before (cough cough Notches cough cough)

I actually have grown to like the notches guidebook. It documents some real gems. Ya just gotta be willing to actually go and find them. I appreciate the sense of adventure it creates. I used to hate it but now it has a special place in my heart.

Is this available anywhere local in Keene?

Available to purchase in-store anywhere? Rock and Snow? Thanks.

Picked up a copy from Rob in Keene this weekend. Cool book, worth the $25 - Wishing I had brought more than just sport gear to NH for the holiday weekend!

This is really great!!! Thanks! 

Just ordered mine online this morning!

Michael G wrote: Available to purchase in-store anywhere? Rock and Snow? Thanks.

Just dropped off a few copies @ Rock and Snow, so yes available at R&S

Nice, just ordered a copy!

I'm curious about the Monadnock guidebook.  What percentage of the routes listed are . . .
—trad climbs
—sport climbs
—boulder problems

Thanks for any beta on this.

Lived in Francestown in '85-87, soloing at Joe English was about it at the time.

Comic Sans font..... ugh, mega cringe!!!

Nick Grant wrote: I'm curious about the Monadnock guidebook.  What percentage of the routes listed are . . .
—trad climbs
—sport climbs
—boulder problems

Thanks for any beta on this.

Hello Nick, Hard to quantify; When does a route with bolts become sport? When does a boulder problem become a solo? When does a top rope problem become trad? anyway... 31 sport, 182 trad lines, 36 boulder problems and 29 top rope problems. You can decide where the categories overlap or intersect.

Healyje wrote: Lived in Francestown in '85-87, soloing at Joe English was about it at the time.

The crag that once was.