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So much going on now. So much happening in our country, our society. It makes it hard right now to focus solely on climbing. But focus we must...because that's what climbing, and mountain biking as well, require. The results of a lack of focus can be dangerous at best, catastrophic at worst. So in many ways climbing and riding are good things to help one through these difficult times.
An Ice Climber's Guide To Southern New Hampshire and Eastern New York
With social distancing now the norm, and with the ever growing popularity of the sport, An Ice Climber's Guide To Southern New Hampshire and Eastern New York will no doubt help you find places to climb that are off the beaten track.
Mountaineering /n./ slow walking uphill while not feeling very well.
—unknown
Zac St Jules sending the mixed classic Dial M For Murder.
Hitchcock Gully, Mt Willard
Selected Ice Conditions effective January 14, 2021
Last week I said that the ice was a mixed bag, and it still seems that way to me. Some things like Dropline and Machine are very good, and some pretty poor, like most climbs in the Frankenstein Amphitheater. But if you're willing to be choosy you can get out and have a good time. That said, there sure are lots of folks out there right now. I don't know if people just have more time on their hands or what. It seems as if every time I go up to Crawford Notch there are a ton of cars and I see people on pretty much everything. The only reason that there aren't the same kind of numbers at Cathedral Ledge, is that it's still pretty crappy right now. I'm sure that's going to change soon tho.
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One Of Our Articles: Another Day At Ducks Head (a.k.a. Trollville)
Duck's Head (Trollville) is a great place to toprope or to get your mixed climbing skills in order. This day was a particularly great time...plus we ran into a couple of mixed-masters and got to watch them at work!
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