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As I will be away for 5 days over Christmas I figured I would get this brief Report out before I left. I want to take this opportunity to wish all of you and your families a most wonderful Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Winter Solstice or whatever holiday you choose to celebrate. My personal wish for each of you is for health, happiness, peace and some ice.
May we all see those in our lifetimes.
Ice Conditions Report:
Selected Ice Conditions effective April 1, 2026
Nope sorry, unfortunately this isn't an April Fools Day Report! Clearly the past few days of warm temps and then rain have been the death knell of the 2025-26 ice season! 46 degrees this morning all through in the Notch...
Huntington Ravine
numerous options
Repentance
OUT
Standard Route
OUT
Dracula
OUT
For the full current conditions report, CLICK
HERE
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Up on one of the Mount Washington Valley's finest crags and want to know what that climb you're looking at is? Or maybe you're on your way up from Boston and want to check out the Ice Report for your upcoming weekend plans. Or more likely, you're at work just want to daydream about your next adventure. Well if you have a smart phone handy, you can get to NEClimbs from anywhere you have cell service. While it doesn't offer every single feature of the site and it's not an "app", in mobile form, it does do a whole lot and is very useful. Here is the live link to the mobile version of NEClimbs:
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