Barry Rusnock, Climbing Instructor has been teaching climbing since 1979. He climbs and guides extensively in New York's Adirondacks and Shawangunk Mountains, New Hampshire's White Mountains, Vermount's Green Mountains, Delaware Water Gap Recreation Area, Colorado's Boulder Canyon and Rocky Mountain National Park, Maine's Baxter State Park, and Seneca Rocks West Virginia. Barry currently works at CBS Corporation in New York as a Technical Engineer / Service Delivery Manager in the Infrastructure & Security Division.
Accreditations:
AMGA (American Mountain Guide Association)
- Certified Top Rope Site Manager
PCGI (Professional Climbing Guides Institute)
- Certified Top Rope Guide
American
Alpine Club - Ambassador for New Jersey
The
Access Fund - Area Coordinator
Eagle Scout
BSA Unit Commissioner
BSA Climbing Instructor
Barry has been climbing for 30 years
Rock Climbing for Everyone!
Women on the Rocks
A Climbing
Clinic For Women
Women On The Rocks will teach basic
rock climbing fundamentals to the beginner. Novice climbers will learn
about the equipment, belaying, building anchors, rappelling, knots, and
body position. Students will learn how to maintain focus during the
climbing process. By learning how to focus attention we learn to trust
our climbing partner, the equipment, and your new skills.
Families Who Rock
Rock Climbing -
The Ultimate Family Adventure
A Climbing Clinic For Families Do
your kids want adventure? Do you want an outdoor family activity that
will engage both your spouse and children? Why not consider rock
climbing with us!
Families Who Rock
will teach basic rock climbing fundamentals to the family group.
Families Who Rock
can be conducted outside at a nearby cliff, or inside a local climbing
gym. All information will be relayed to each child according to their
appropriate age and development. Emphasis will be on safety, learning
skills, equipment and climbing terms. Parents will be instructed
alongside their children while discovering courage, excitement and the
thrill of Adventure.
Rock climbing can be fun, and the entire family can participate with
the assistance and direction of our expert staff. Child harness and
safety helmets available.
Additional Rock Climbing Programs
Rock Warriors
An Introduction To Rock Climbing for
Adults
Couples Who Rock A
Climbing Clinic Especially For Couples
2009 Rock
Climbing Calendar
Ice Climbing & Cross Country Skiing
Ice Climbing
So You Want To Climb Ice? Learn with us!
Ice climbing is the recreational activity of climbing frozen ice that
accumulates as a waterfall freezes. Participants will learn how to size
climbing boots, helmets, fit ice crampons, hold, carry and swing the
ice axe, and how to hike into the ice climbing site. You will learn how
to dress to stay warm while spending a day outside in the cold. We will
also cover layering for optimum warmth with the correct clothing
materials as well as cold weather tips for selecting high energy food
and liquids.
ATTENTION: Ice Climbers, Photographers, Hikers & Naturalists!
All Invited just to watch and photograph.
Photo by Steve Klaver Photos, LLC
Cross Country / Backcountry Skiing
Enjoy
Winter-time scenery and a full body workout
Instruction for Beginners: Cross
Country Skiing is one of the healthiest recreational activities for the
body and soul. Absorbing the beauty of nature with its towering trees,
mountain vistas, or endless snow covered meadows while experiencing a
total body workout. No one is ever too old or too young to cross
country ski.
Cross country skiing uses natural movements. Learn the basic techniques
needed for flat terrain, up, and down hills. Become familiar with
waxing and maintaining ski equipment or choosing the correct clothing
for all levels of skiing. Take an easy glide through the woods on
freshly fallen snow, travel at your own pace enjoying the views, the
serenity, the quiet!
Family Adventure Hikes
Family Adventure Hikes
Join us for a
fun filled afternoon of exploring!
Family Adventure Hike will teach you
about what is in your own backyard exploring the Musconetcong River,
the pathway into Stephens State Park, and the Highlands Trail. These
natural resources offer a wide variety of plant life, birds, and animal
life. To make this adventure more interesting, we will be testing your
ability in nature with a scavenger hunt.
Exploring nature is a very relaxing activity for all. We will survey
the changing environment in the various seasons and watch the animals
as they enjoy a season or prepare for the next.
2009
Adventure Hike Calendar
Companion Adventure Trips
Make the most of life, Go for it !
Riverview offers the ultimate in exciting
Outdoor Adventures
Mt. Washington Presidential Range Traverse
Pinkham Notch, NH: Hike from the AMC's Madison Hut six miles across the crest of the Presidential Range to the AMC?s Lake of the Clouds Hut. 3days / 2 nights.
Delaware River Sojourn
Hancock, NY: Canoe
the Delaware River from Hancock to Narrowsburg. Class I & II
whitewater, over night camping at the Red Barn Campground and Skinner?s
Falls. Bald eagle watching, wild rainbow trout and shad fishing,
beaver, bear, and otter and more. 3days / 2 nights.
Ultimate North Woods Adventure
Baxter State Park, ME Climb Mt. Katahdin. Primitive camping, adventure hiking, wildlife photography with guided hikes of Baxter's renown Moose Loop Hike.
Adirondack Rock Climbing & Hiking
Keene Valley, NY. Hike and climb
the Adirondacks infamous slides, dikes, and slabs.
Highlands Center Winter Adventure
Crawford Notch, NH. Learn to climb ice in New Hampshire's premier ice climbing area. Winter mountaineering and backcountry skiing in the Mt. Washington area.
More Adventures
Dog Sledding With Local New Jersey Iditarod Veteran - Kim Darst
Equestrian Trail Riding Along The Columbia Trail
Sea Kayaking Excursions
Learn How To Fish With A Fly Rod And Fly
2010 Adventure Calendar
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