Rock Climbing in New Mexico and Beyond

Living on an island that rises to no more than 18 feet above sea level, and a part of the flattest state in the nation, it may come as a suprise that I care about rock climbing, backcountry skiing, mountaineering, and ice climbing. I do! I'm just putting that part of my on hold until I can resume my mountain life. If you want to check out a world-class guide service out west, you can do no better than Suntoucher Mountain Guides. They offer excellent:

• New Mexico rock climbing
• mountain climbing guides - some of the most accomplished as respected in the industry with a rare International and American Mountain Guide certification.
• rock climbing lesson A good start is to learn the basics or take an advanced course to take your climbing to the next level.
• Want to summit a peak? You'll need to step up and take their mountain rock climbing instruction course.
• Or maybe climbing a frozen waterfall sounds as exciting and beautiful. If so, take the ice climbing course.
• Nothing get's me as psyched as guided backcountry skiing , and dropping a ridge into untracked powder. Of course, you'll need their skills necessary to survive in avalanche territory.
• rock climbing guide explains their guiding services, including rock, ice, alpine, backcountry skiing, and mountaineering.
• mountaineering trip options include a women's climbing clinic, New Mexico routes, and incredible summit attempts in the Himilayas and Alps.
• Some of the most popular routes for rock climbing in New Mexico are listed
• Finally, if you want to read more about the subject, here is their link for info on mountain climbing and mountaineering

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