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Rumney-Orange Crush Wall | Rumney, New Hampshire

Tall beyond-vertical climbing characterizes routes on this striking crag. The leftmost routes are accessed via steep timber stairs and fixed lines. Due to forest service protection of rare plant-life and possibly nesting falcons portions of this crag are or may be closed.