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Sheesh, it's 11/11 today. I'm no numerologist, but I think it's cool nonetheless. And of course it's interesting that it's almost Thanksgiving and there's no snow or ice out there yet. [HA] Its a great time to climb rock and ride the bike tho... Don't miss it!
The MWV Ice Fest is considered one of the premier climbing events in the country. For 27 years it has provided a great opportunity for those attending to network, socialize, try new gear and participate in multiple day courses, one-day technical clinics and privately guided climbs. Don't miss it!
February 4-6 in North Conway, NH.
Our Current Review
Sidecountry: John Branch
Tales of death and life from the back country of sports.
Dry-tooling is something i used to do in high school when I couldn't find a date for the weekend.
—Jack Tackle
It's hard to call this one IN, but I guess it was climbable. Mark Vanover following a Matt Bowman lead.
Parasol Gully, Dixville Notch
Selected Ice Conditions effective November 29, 2021
I've seen pix of climbing on Mt Webster at Green Chasm, heard that Standard at Frankenstein was climbed and someone did LHMW to Cleft... That said, I am definately NOT saying these climbs are IN!
Huntington Ravine
Pinnacle
Repentance
OUT
Standard Route
OUT
Dracula
OUT
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When I first began climbing I had no idea there was such a thing as climbing literature. A few years into it, I was hanging out with all these AMC types. It seemed they were all a hundred years old and knew a lot more than me. I made a fool of my self in a conversation when I admitted to not knowing who Fred Becky was
Climbing is a very dangerous sport. You can get hurt or even kill yourself. When you go climbing, you do so of your own free will. Everything on this site is to be taken with a grain of salt. Don't blame us if you get up some totally heinous route, in over your head and fall and hurt yourself.
