A blog for local climbers, by local climbers

Everything you need to know to send in the Southeast New England area and beyond

Climbing has always had a tradition of mentorship. Climbers have always taken the lead in passing on knowledge, techniques, and ethics from one generation to the next in the hopes that those who follow are inspired to be better leaders. Wisdom is born from taking our experiences, both good and especially bad, and learning from them. We hope these blog posts act as a jumping point for all climbers, new and experienced alike, to learn from our amazing community so that they may be inspired to be better leaders themselves.

Newest blog posts

How to Train (or Stay Psyched) During the Winter?

The days are shorter. It’s cold outside. Snow may be falling, and to make matters worse, the climbing gyms are overcrowded. You know you should train for next season, but how do you stay psyched during the winter? As you know, sending requires resilience and persistence. You don’t onsight everything; nobody does. But you’ll need […]

January 13, 2025/by rockspotclimbing

Life, RSC Blog

What is the Best Time of Day to Rock Climb?

The best time of day to rock climb is whenever you can get out to the crag! But if you have some flexibility and are looking to maximize your climbing for the perfect conditions or are taking a climbing trip, here is some insight into different climbing times and how they can influence your session. […]

January 2, 2025/by rockspotclimbing

RSC Blog

Winter Climbing Destinations in New England

As the snow begins to blanket the ground and temperatures drop, many climbers hang up their gear, resigned to waiting for spring to return to their favorite outdoor crags. However, winter climbing in New England offers a unique opportunity for adventure seekers willing to brave the cold. New England is a climber’s winter wonderland with […]

December 30, 2024/by rockspotclimbing