I put up a page for Tumbledown Mt...

http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/196800/Tumbledown-Mountain.html

"New" Trip Report: Great Range

New Route for Iroquois: Shepard's Tooth

Just finished this up...

Longfellow Mountains

Bonticou Crag *Route Comming Soon*
Becker Hollow on Hunter Mt.

Ahh good Chimney has been added, always wanted to go play around on that hump of rock.

Anjinsama wrote:Ahh good Chimney has been added, always wanted to go play around on that hump of rock.

I might be going back in August with my rock stuff should be fun

I just put up Turk Mountain. Turk Mountain is located in the southern part of Shenandoah National Park. It is actually one of the best hikes in the park.

http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/202983/turk-mountain.html

Two new albums covering the Northeastern US:

NY/NE Mountain Fauna and NY/NE Mountain Flora.

Submissions needed.

I thought about adding Fungi as well but don't have enough photos to get it started.[/url]

I just finished the Andrews Bald (http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/207825/andrews-bald.html) page for North Carolina!

Just finished the NC County Highpoints page, check it out. If you have any highpoint photos to add please do!! Check it out http://www.summitpost.org/list/207775/north-carolina-county-highpoints.html
-Dan[/code]

RobA wrote:Bonticou Crag *Route Comming Soon*

Rob: The Bonticou Crag is private land, and the landowner has closed it to climbers. Your picture is the cliff above the golf course, which is a different area. If you are going to post about it--which is also against the specific and real policy AGAINST publicizing or providing topos for Bonticou, LC and other 'outback' crags of the Mohonk Preserve--please do include caveats that climbing is not allowed at this crag. You might want to talk to Hank Alicandri at the preserve about your efforts.

Can you link these specifc policies? all the same this is a database of climbing/hiking info so the more info the better.

Anjinsama wrote:Can you link these specifc policies? all the same this is a database of climbing/hiking info so the more info the better.

Well, gunks.com generally has a page up about where it's legal to climb, but they're offline right now, as is the local affiliate of the Access Fund,the gunks climbers coalition.

Call the Preserve at (845) 255-0919 and ask them. Hank Alicandri is the Head Ranger.

I'm sorry, I will be glad to contribute information to legal areas, but I'm not going to give an iota of information that could ruin access efforts underway in the area. There is a reason that the guidebook to Skytop is out of print, and I don't see this any differently. I realize that my view is probably in the minority here, but it's how I feel after spending some hours on access issues and developing the relationship with local land managers.

crackers wrote:
Rob: The Bonticou Crag is private land, and the landowner has closed it to climbers.

I could not find anything that said that Bonticou was closed so I did not sayanything about it. The route I was talking about was the scramble which IS an estlablished route

Your picture is the cliff above the golf course, which is a different area

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No, all of those pictures were taken on Bonticou by me.

If you are going to post about it--which is also against the specific and real policy AGAINST publicizing or providing topos for Bonticou, LC and other 'outback' crags of the Mohonk Preserve--please do include caveats that climbing is not allowed at this crag.

Not that I am doubting you but do you know of a website with all the rules? I would like t see all of the rules.