Join the RMF in preserving Connecticut climbing by becoming a Crag Steward.

Read about recent trail work at East Peak in Meriden!

Ragged Round Up 2024 Climbing Competition

Reel Rock 18 is on tour worldwide! Immerse yourself in four gripping new climbing films from across the globe

2023 Wrap-up and what is to come for 2024.

JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF FUN AT COUNTERWEIGHT BREWERY TO HEAR MORE ABOUT WHAT THE RMF AND YOU CAN DO TO PROGRESS CLIMBING RIGHTS AND ACCESS ACROSS THE STATE

Join us at Ascent New Haven for the Climbing Film Tour 2023, with proceeds to benefit Ragged Mtn Foundation.

Calling out to the Climbing Community to support action for Bradley Boulders.

The fourth, and final, installment from Mike Heintz’s retrospective, Connecticut Climbing in the 70s. Mike shares his experience learning to climb in Connecticut and taking part in many of the first free ascents in Connecticut’s rich climbing history. Mike now lives in Bellingham, WA with his wife Kristina.

Part Three of the retrospective of Climbing in Connecticut in the 1970s, written and submitted by Mike Heintz. Mike is a native of Connecticut, now residing in Bellingham, WA. Mike has over 100 first ascents in Connecticut and several more in New England and New York. Mike’s story runs in four parts.

Part Two of the retrospective of Climbing in Connecticut in the 1970s, written and submitted by Mike Heintz. Mike is a long time supporter of the Ragged Mountain Foundation and among the early FA climbers of Connecticut.