Rumney, NH - fully mapped
739 climbs at Rumney surveyed in person and labeled on the map. Your location shows which one is in front of you, even with no signal.
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Try the map below - no download needed
"The guidebook says 'left at the big boulder.' There are three big boulders."
This is the real map of The Parking Lot Wall at Rumney, NH.
Try it: tap Filter to pick your grades, or tap any dot to see a climb
Everything you need to get to and find your climb.
Download an area once and it all works offline.
Photos of the wall with each route drawn on, so you can see where it goes.
Tap a lot for its exact location and directions straight to it.
Every approach is a race. Follow the trail on the map, and watch your blue dot at every fork.
We walked every trail at Rumney and marked each wall and climb by GPS. More areas are next.
New Hampshire
New York
Climbers' requests decide which areas we survey next. Email [email protected] with the crag you want.
I built Climber Map after too many days at Rumney walking back and forth under a wall, guidebook in hand, trying to match a paragraph to a piece of rock. So I walked the crags with a GPS and marked every wall and climb myself.
Yes! Climber Map is completely free to download and use right now. Once Climber Map grows, the plan is to add a small yearly subscription, around $5-10 a year. We're looking for just enough to support our efforts to survey new areas - so Climber Map can become more useful for more climbers.
739 climbs sport and trad routes at Rumney, NH. We're currently working on The Gunks, NY. Each new area is surveyed in person, which takes time. Tell us where you climb at [email protected].
Mountain Project is a great place for community sourced information. However, the information on how to find the climb isn't always easy to find. And that's where Climber Map comes in. We built the tool that we always wished Mountain Project had. We don't expect Climber Map to completely replace Mountain Project. In fact, for each climb, we added a link straight to Mountain Project so you can easily read through the route beta, protection, and comments other climbers have made.
Every crag and climb location was confirmed in person. The GPS on your phone is accurate within about 5 meters which may cause some drift in your location. Use the map to get to the right crag, then the route photos will help you pick out the exact climb.
Yes. Download Rumney once: the map, climbs, and photos take about 14 MB. Save the full-resolution route photos for about 400 MB. After that, everything works in airplane mode.
No. Your location is only used to show your blue dot on your own phone.
No. Use your guidebook for route descriptions and history, and Climber Map to find the base of the climb.
Email [email protected] with the climb name. Every message gets a reply within 24 hours.
Free on iPhone and Android. Download it before your next trip to Rumney.
