Setting up your Rocket Wall is simple—just an impact driver, a friend, and you’re set. Once built, experiment with holds like jugs, crimps, and slopers to train different grip styles. Use fiberglass for the classic gym feel, wood for comfort, and stone for realism. With 197 pre-installed T-nuts, you can easily tweak routes. Start small, adjust angles, and refine your setup—small changes can make a big difference in your climb.

Doing Good In Your Backyard: Central New Hampshire Climbers' Association. This new non-profit formed when a surge in climbers threatened access to beloved local crags. To solve parking issues near Russell Crags, they took a bold step: purchasing land to build a new 25-car lot. This crucial project will secure sustainable access for the future. They are close to their fundraising goal and need the community's help to cross the finish line and protect New Hampshire climbing for

Doing Good In Your Backyard: CRAG Vermont. Crag-VT, a nonprofit built by climbers for climbers, is dedicated to making climbing in Vermont possible and accessible. Since 2003, they've secured sustainable access to 18+ cliffs and over 1,000 routes. Their efforts include trail maintenance, parking improvements, and ecosystem protection. Beyond conservation, Crag-VT fosters community through monthly meetups and discounts for members.

Ladies Climbing Coalition (LCC) is a community that's all about uplifting and empowering women and non-binary climbers. If you've ever felt intimidated walking into a gym full of muscle-shirt dudes or wished you had a crew to crush with outside, this climbing community might be exactly what you've been looking for.