A Google Earth view of Rumney with trails mapped using GPS. Updated for 2017. <br> <br> The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.

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A Google Earth view of Rumney with trails mapped using GPS. Updated for 2017.
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The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.

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Pole #37 which marks the entrance to the blackjack boulders, etc. Couldn't say it better myself

Can't beat this view! Rumney in the Fall, is beautiful.

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“A Google Earth view of Rumney with trails mapped using GPS. Updated for 2017.

The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.”

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Here is a more detailed overview of the crags and trails at Rumney... The trails are in the process of being changed a bit but these are the existing ones...

A Google Earth view of Rumney with trails mapped using GPS.<br>
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The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails.<br>
The black lines are the individual crags.<br>
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A more detailed satellite image was overlaid because it shows the exposed rock better.

Just a selection of the sweet trad routes at Rumney. Of course sport climbing will always be king here, But on a busy day or if you are looking to witch things up... Here are a few ideas that are well worth the extra weight in the pack.

Ground Photo of the western faces.

Ummm...

lily up on the prow of predator<br>
photo by mathieu fontaine

Overview of Rumney with trails mapped using GPS. Updated for 2017.
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The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.

it has been proven that you cant climb hard with a shirt on.... thats why tough guys like me rip off the shirts when ever and where ever we go!

A common sight at Rumney. Beautiful sunsets.

WALK ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD. NH STATE LAW.

I am reposting this with a couple of improvements. If you liked it last time you'll love it now haha<br>
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This is an updated map of the Rumney Rocks Climbing area that is helpful in general but also does the important job of showing the area we at the Rumney Climbers Association are currently raising money to purchase and have added to the protection and management of the National Forrest Service. Please help by visiting www.climbrumney.com and donating what you can to preserve access to New Hampshire's most popular climbing area. Note the proposed new parking area and trail!

Welcome to Rumney. Ready for some rocks climbing?

this is an updated trail map... the pink trail are my understanding of the ones mark said i should include... there are more planned that arent developed as of yet...

Early morning view from above orange crush :)

Chicken of the woods near Bonsai

random strong guy on china glide

Lily water bouldering....

A Google Earth view of Rumney with western trails mapped using GPS. Updated for 2017.
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The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.

The Rumney Rendezvous is coming together and is coming up soon! This new poster shows our committed sponsors. The only thing that's missing now is YOU! Preregister today to save your spot!

A Rumney local fitted with a transmitter for conservation purposes. This was shot from the top of summit cliff which is the preferred nesting spot for the Peregrine Falcons and is there for closed during nesting season normal

A Google Earth view of Rumney with eastern trails mapped using GPS.
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The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.

A bit of a better map of Rumney

Pole #37 which marks the entrance to the blackjack boulders, etc. Couldn't say it better myself

A Google Earth view of Rumney with trails mapped using GPS. Updated for 2017.
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The thicker lines are the major trails. The thin lines are the minor trails. The black lines are the individual crags.

Can't beat this view! Rumney in the Fall, is beautiful.

Rumney

View of the turbines

The RCA is happy to announce that we will be hosting a Rumney Rendezvous this September! This is another attempt to raise the funds we need to purchase the Final Frontier land to make Rumney complete under the protection of the Forest Service.<br>
Check out the website for registration and updates on event details!

Piper, the resident donkey at the campground across the street from the climbing.

the "small lot" under construction...

thought i'd make a sticker in the style of the national parks. if somebody makes a sticker like this sorry!

Rumney forest fire, May 28th. This is a view of Main Cliff from the road.

Rattlesnake Mountain (A.K.A. Rumney) from across Baker River.

autumn at rumney is unbeatable...

shortcut trail

A new rescue cache (rescue litter inside)

The new roadside trail as it gets toward the 5.8 crag...

James manteling at the swimming hole....

Great Climbs

Baker River Valley, from atop Jimmy Cliff

Graham on Tsunami (5.12d) at Waimea

This years Rumney Rendezvous - pass the word!

Just geeking out on a photo I took from the road yesterday. Pretty cool. I could pick out specific holds on Technosurfing when I zoomed in!

<3 that feeling

From Schist Another Guide

Climbing in late April with passing snow flurries.

The Farm

Vertical Dreams is hosting our annual fund raiser benefiting the RCA and there for, Rumney.<br>
come show your support! Proceeds go toward the continued effort to keep anchors safe on Rattlesnake hill.

Get used to it: wet rock at Rumney.

my crew chillin at the swimming spot after a hot day of climbing...

Damn! Some serious rope burn. Results of the Rumney fire

Jed looking at his ripped up hands after one day at Rumney, Come prepared for ripped tips!

Rumney forest fire, May 28th. This gives a sense of scale. The fire as seen from Hwy 25. <br>

Pole #37

Mystery... what cliff am I? :)

Rumney forest fire, May 28th. Main Cliff is visible underneath the smoke. The big slab on Jimmy Cliff can be seen to the left.

Sun setting behind Rumney, August 2002

Rachel water bouldering.... The best way to spend a hot summer day at Rumney....

Meagan practicing cleaning anchors on the practice boulder located at the end of the first parking lot. There's a pair of rams horns to practice on to her left.

Cant beat a great swimming hole after a very hot day climbing

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