When I lived in North Conway in the 1980s and 90s it was not at all uncommon for climbers to get lost in the woods. Jimmy Dunn once got lost when walking over to Whitehorse from the top of Cathedral with a client. They ended up bushwhacking south for 5 miles, eventually stumbling out onto the Passac...

The Endless Summer
By Ed Webster

States of the Art
From Mountain Magazine
By Mark Hudon, Max Jones

On the Use and Management of Rope in Rock Work
From The Sierra Club Bulletin
By Robert L. M. Underhill

Oliver Perry-Smith: Profile of a Mountaineer
From The American Alpine Journal
By J. Monroe Thorington

John Turner
By Kit Moore

The life and climbs of Fritz Weissner
By Ed Webster

Pulpit Rock Is a small crag located in Waterford. It is known for it’s clean rock and good crack climbing. There is a well worn path from the parking area to the summit. There are several good, hard crack climbs on the west face as well as a nice moderate arete. On the north side there are several m...