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This is a short Report because,…well because it’s Thanksgiving. And while I did get out to take some pix and go for a short hike, I’ve spent most of the day with my wife and son, and now I want to drink some wine and watch Carolina beat up on the Cowboys. So happy Thanksgiving to you all. I have many things to be thankful for; my family, my music and the fact that I live up here in the White Mountain Valley, enjoying all the things that I do. I am sure you have your own and I hope you take this time to reflect on them.
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Ice Conditions Report:
Selected Ice Conditions effective April 24, 2024
It's all over for 2023/2024.
Huntington Ravine
OUT
Repentance
OUT
Standard Route
OUT
Dracula
OUT
For the full current conditions report, CLICK
HERE
Here are a few pix from the morning, there are more on NEClimbs and on our Facebook page:
VALLEY CYCLING:
The trails are still in great shape, and will likely remain that way till we get snow. That said, just be aware that there may be a little ice here and there. I was up on Rattlesnake Ridge behind the Redstone Quarry the other day and there was water all over the start of the trail. Probably by now it will be ice, so just keep your eyes open.
Mobile Version Of NEClimbs:
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:
Check it out and if you have issues on your specific phone, please feel free to let me know.
NEClimbs & White Mountain Report On Facebook:
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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.
