Massachusetts Guidebooks

Boston Rocks 2nd edition

Crow Hill Routes

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A new digital guidebook for the area. Photos, GPS, beta, filtering, and all future updates are included free.

New England Bouldering

Tim Kemple's guidebook offers a somewhat helpful description of how to get there.

Catamount routes

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Hanging Mountain Routes

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A new guide to the area. Updates are included for free. A donation of 5% of all proceeds goes to WMCC, and %15 of all proceeds goes to the Nolumbeka Project.

PDF to Hanging Mountain

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The website offers a PDF to Hanging Mountain's routes and map. Scroll down to find the PDF

Quincy Quarries Climbing

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This digital guidebook is complete with photos and GPS navigation, works offline. As of this posting it documents 131 topropes, 10 trad lines, 2 sport routes, and 25 boulder problems, and it will continue to receive updates as things change.

Gilbert Hills Bouldering

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This digital guidebook is complete with photos and GPS navigation, works offline, and will continue to receive updates as projects get sent.

Lynn Woods Bouldering

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Boulder development in Lynn Woods spans decades, but in 2021 the Southeast New England Climbers' Coalition is hosting the third annual bouldering competition. This guide was developed specifically for the Boulder Bash comp and has been expanded for this year. It now covers about 30% of the problems in the park (177 out of ~600). The rock is predominantly Peabody Granite, which is generally good, with coarse, sometimes sharp, crystals. The problems we include have clear lines and obvious starts. Other information is limited to avoid providing "beta" to the competitors. Review the section "Boulder Information" for more details specific to each boulder. This guide has complete GPS maps and base photos for every included route.

FEATURED: An Ice Climber's Guide to Southern New England and Eastern New York

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This guidebook covers 200 ice climbing areas in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, southern Maine, southern New Hampshire, southern Vermont and eastern New York.