Publications linked to and above Penal Colony

From the granite blocks of Lincoln Woods, Rhode Island, to the schist of Smugglers' Notch, Vermont, you're bound to find your next problem in the New England Bouldering guidebook.

• Comprehensive, revised 3rd edition features more than 1,200 boulder problems at some of the best bouldering areas throughout New England
• Detailed maps help you find your next bouldering challenge with ease

Wolverine:

Problems just a couple of hours outside New York City can be found in Gunks Bouldering. This is the definitive guide to the historic rocks of the Shawangunks Mountains.

• Full-color 1st edition guide covers the Shawangunk Mountains, including the Trapps, Near Trapps and Peter's Kill areas
• Detailed maps help you find your destination

Spend less time searching, and more time pulling overhangs, plugging cams and chasing your own piece of history with Gunks Climbing, a full-color, modern guidebook to the region's climbs.

• Detailed area and route descriptions help you find just the right flavor of climb
• Cliff-base photos get you quickly oriented on the ground; high-resolution aerial images show key route features
• Covers over 600 routes at the 2 main cliffs: the Trapps and Near Trapps

Over 30 routes of all difficulties at Devils Tower, and 85 routes in Custer State Park and Mount Rushmore.

From the granite peaks of Old Rag Mountain to the miles of glowing Nuttall Sandstone in the New River Gorge, the states of Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia offer exciting and diverse climbing opportunities. Rock Climbing Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland describes more than 1200 routes at twenty-three different areas, from popular topropes at Great Falls to the 300-foot multipitch classics at Seneca Rocks.

Rock 'n' Road is the fundamental reference guide to climbing areas in North America. The rock climber's atlas, this completely revised and updated edition provides details on more than 2,400 climbing locales in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Describes 1200 Shawangunk routes at this area 90 miles north of New York City.