New Hampshire Climbing Guide -- Mountaineering Instructor -- Member of The North Face Climbing Team

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Mark Synnot - AMGA Certified Rock Guide
AMGA Certified
Rock Guide


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Mark on the first ascent of Janmo Spire, a 17,000 foot peak in the Tibetan Borderlands
Mark on the first ascent of Janmo Spire, a 17,000 foot peak in the Tibetan Borderlands
From beginner to expert, learn ropework, anchor building, route finding, crack and face technique and much more about rock climbing
Let me take you on a multi-pitch adventure up Cathedral ledge, Cannon Cliff or Sundown, whether it's a 5.4 or 5.12. Is your goal to become a lead climber? No problem, I can help you to achieve that goal safely.

Have you hit a plateau? Looking to break through into 5.10, 5.11 or beyond? I’ll work with you on technique, strength training and mental preparedness. In my opinion, 80% of this game is in our heads.

Here are a few of the routes that the area has to climb:

Upper Refuse (5.5)
Child’s Play (5.5)
Thin Air (5.6)
Fun House (5.7)
Kidde Crack (5.7)
Still in Saigon (5.8)
Bombardment (5.8)
Black Lung (5.8)
Recompense (5.9)
Diedre (5.9)
They Died Laughing (5.9)
Bird’s Nest (5.9)
Chicken Delight (5.9)
Nutcracker (5.9+)
Intimidation (5.10)
The Slot (5.10)
Missing Link (5.10)