Stick clip a high first bolt at the dyke route. Climb up the dyke to the bolt then trend right onto the face and continue past 2 more bolts to a horizontal that takes gear. Finish up easier terrain placing gear to trees above.

Eastern Cougar

Chimney Route

Dyke Route

The Great White Roof

Misled Youth

Dogs of War

Chicken Leg Landry

Project ...

Rigormortis

Mr. Bojangles

Black Mamba

Dogs on the Edge

That Ain't Surette

Fook Pig

Mean Streak

Howl Skank

Knights in White Spandex

Climb a nasty dyke up to a crack. Follow the crack and finish up blocky terrain to the top.

Decent climbing that's a little bit clean but not really. Kind of good for a chimney I guess

Start at a small dead tree at the base. Climb up flakes and dykes past three bolts to a ledge below the roof. Climb up the crack and clip a fixed cord on a chockstone. Follow the fist to hand crack right under the roof and top out when the roof ends.

This route climbs the main buttress up the tallest part of the cliff. Climb up an easy slab to lone bolt. Continue up the slab with thin moves to gain a horizontal with a gear placement. Make moves up to a big flake and clip a bolt. Make the crux moves up to a jug and clip the third bolt. Make a hard mantle move to gain a ledge. Take a rest and then follow the arete past horizontals with gear to ring anchors at the top.

A nice thin face climb. Climb easier terrain to the halfway horizontal placing gear on the way. Get some good gear in the horizontal and then pull onto the final steep headwall. Place gear in shallow horizontal to and anchor at the top.

Start at the big chimney/off-width. Climb the series of ledges and cracks trending right. At a small tree ledge finish up the final off-width corner to trees above.

Climb a thin flake with a bolt to a small roof. Clip the second bolt and make the crux moves over the roof on thin holds. Climb easier terrain past 2 more bolts to ring anchors.

At the far right end of the crag start at a large oak tree and small cave. Climb up the cracks and ledges to a roof. Make the crux moves over the roof to a ledge. Finish up the final V-Groove to the tree above.

Climb the flake on the left end of the cliff. Pull over a small roof and continue up the face on big holds. The top has a new bolt anchor.

Climb the black water stained streak (often wet) past 3 black bolts. Pull onto a ledge with optional gear. Climb up to the forth black bolt. Continue up with more gear in horizontals to a ring anchor.

This climbs the jutting arete to the left of Dogs of War. It's possible to make it all independent by staying just left of Dogs' start. Then at a stance continue straight up the arete (crux) to the top.

A wild variation finish to The Great White Roof. Climb The Great White Roof until you are under the roof. Finish out directly over the roof and make a hard exciting mantle to the top with your last gear in the crack below the roof.

Can you find the source of the name? Start the same as Chicken Leg Landry. Climb up the wide crack to the first ledge and then step left and undercling out to the high first bolt. Make the crux moves over the small overlap onto a small shelf and clip the second bolt. The blocks dirctly above the bolts look very suspect and I would recommend staying away from them. Climb up and left into an alcove and follow a small crack to the tree above.

Start 15' right of Black Mamba at a pocket. Climb up the slab placing gear past 2 bolts to an overlap. Pull the overlap using a big flake and continue up the face placing gear in horizontals to a ring anchor with a nice view!

Another roof system halfway up the cliff. Climb up the first part of Knights in White Spandex past 2 bolts and then traverse right over to the tree ledge (belay). Climb the big flake roof crack up and right and then continue up to trees at the top.

Climb up a small corner/flake to a high first bolt. At the second bolt traverse right along a shelf. Make a move up to another shelf and clip the third bolt. Climb through the crux to a horizontal that takes gear. Continue up the excellent face past a bolt to ring anchors just out of site over the bulge.

The cliff is located on top of Rand Mt in New Durham, NH. Cliff ranges from 30-70 feet. Boulders litter the surrounding area.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Rand Mountain