Stone Fort (Little Rock City) Bouldering?

Anyone know where I can pick-up a guidebook? Checked the original publisher of the Wellman(sp?) book-no go....tried Amazon too....

Also, I've got one day Mid-April (hoping for no rain) to check this area out. Can you still rent a crash pad/chalk at the clubhouse? 

We're only in the area for 3 days, so won't be flying with much. 

Thanks for any/all info!!

They sell the guidebook at the Club House at Stone Fort. Might want to call and check and see if they have any. Can't speak to the crash pad rental.   

The Stone Fort guide is now available here: http://www.rockerypress.com/

The clubhouse still does rent bouldering pads. Have fun.

They sell them in the club house where you get your day pass for 30$. I bought one two weekends ago. 

Thanks all!. Ordered the book from Rockery....are you serious on the $30.00?? Now I'm curious on the day-pass price (I thought it was like $8-9 bucks), I guess I should check on the crashpad rentals....I don't anticipate that being cheap!

Thanks!

where are you coming in from and/or staying?  there may be some other places close that you can rent pads at.  gyms in Knoxville and Chat rent pads.

Staying in Nashville and only driving down for 1 full day....don't really want to take too much extra time trying to find addn'l places and rent pads. The quicker and easier this is, the more I get to climb, which to me is worth a little extra $ (<a little that is...if we're talking stupid $, then no)!!

SHIT...now I just realized it's more like 2.5 hours from Nashville...I SWEAR the first time I google mapped it, it said a little over an hour!! 

Embarrassed to say wrote:

SHIT...now I just realized it's more like 2.5 hours from Nashville...I SWEAR the first time I google mapped it, it said a little over an hour!! 

Well if everything else fails there are a couple really nice gyms in Nashville, I think "the crag" was opening a new facility and Climb Nashville "west" is a great gym

Embarrassed to say wrote:

I SWEAR the first time I google mapped it, it said a little over an hour!! 

It's worth the drive.

Andy Million wrote:

It's worth the drive.

true dat

There's a great place in Chatty that rents crash pads. Accurately named "The Crash Pad" - a hostel geared towards people just like yourself if the drive is a little too long and you're looking to stay a night. Website says $12 a day for big pads, $8 for smaller ones.

Pads from the hostel The Crash Pad are super nice. Massive Organic ones. They also have guidebooks there if you want to do Rocktown or Horsepens. 

Day pass is $8.75

Sam North wrote:

They sell them in the club house where you get your day pass for 30$. I bought one two weekends ago. 

You must have not got a day pass because if it was 30$ for a day they would not be worth going to... there are other areas to climb nearby.

Thanks everyone for your help!!

Much appreciated and good karma.

ViperScale . wrote:

You must have not got a day pass because if it was 30$ for a day they would not be worth going to... there are other areas to climb nearby.

They were saying the guidebooks are $30. Day passes are just under $10. Totally worth it. Stone fort is pretty sweet!

Let me know when you come down. I've got pads galore

I know you already ordered your book, but maybe it’ll help someone else. I saw that Rock Creek outfitters in Cool Springs has the book for $25. 

Embarrassed to say wrote:

Thanks all!. Ordered the book from Rockery....are you serious on the $30.00?? Now I'm curious on the day-pass price (I thought it was like $8-9 bucks), I guess I should check on the crashpad rentals....I don't anticipate that being cheap!

Thanks!

day pass is 8$, yes the guide book was 30! 

Sorry, I misunderstood you. I can understand $30 for the guide...I thought you were saying it was $30 for a day pass!! HAHA