Rope & Stone
Teddy DondanvilleA newsletter about the introspective side of rock climbing
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | twdondanville.substack.com |
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The Cliff is Alive
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Attempting to Climb Katahdin via "The Armadillo" (5.7)
Four months ago, I made a four-night reservation at Baxter State Park for a backpacking and climbing trip with my wife, Whitney. The plan was to drive to Maine, spend a night at the trailhead Roaring Brook campground, and then hike to the C...
6 Reasons Why the Gunks are Ideal for Learning to Rock Climb
Some climbing areas are more suitable for beginner rock climbers than others. Whether you're out at the cliff with friends or mentors or climbing with a professional climbing guide, the Gunks is definitely pretty beginner-friendly.
Climbing Mt. Colden via the Trap Dike
There are 46 High Peaks in the Adirondacks of upstate New York (mountains with summits 4,000 + feet above sea level). After we moved here, we learned that one of the most sought-after local challenges is to bag all 46 summits. After you’ve ...
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Teddy is a freelance writer focused on the outdoor industry and adventure sports. When not enjoying the cerebral and caffeine-fueled pursuits of writing, he works as a rock climbing guide in upstate New York.
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