NEClimbs - information for New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont rock and ice climbers
IceCON 1. Climbs just coming in or only in upper elevations like Ravines.
1 out of a possible 5
Climbing Area Index / Whitehorse Ledge / Atlantis (5.10b)
Atlantis
unknown climber
Photo by Al Hospers
Directions:  Hike the new trail to the South Buttress. Where it comes out at the cliff go to the right about 200' and look up. Atlantis is the huge flake just left of the dark face.
Description: The route follows the giant corner up and under the roof above. If you're feeling good you can jam the finger crack out the roof, or traverse right to a belay on Lost Souls. You can combine pitch 1 and 2.
    Pitch 1: Take a deep breath and climb the giant corner to the niche belay at it's top. 5.9 140'

    Pitch 2: Continue up to the Inferno Ledge. 5.4

    Pitch 3: Climb the thin flake up to a belay at the left side of the huge roof. 5.9 40'

    Pitch 4: Climb the chimney/crack under the roof, hand-traverse right (5.9) and climb the finger crack (5.10b). You can also continue right to the 2 bolt anchor on Lost Souls. If you're going to do the finger crack double ropes are very useful to avoid rope drag. 5.10b 150'

Gear: standard rack
Descent: rap the route or waltz off
History:  September 1976 - Ed Webster, Doug Madara

 

NEClimbs on Facebook
NEClimbs on Facebook
RSS Reader Feed
RSS Feed for NEClimbs, the New England rock and ice climbing resource
The Cranmore Mountain Lodge
Savage Mountain Gear
the American Alpine Club
Mooney Mountain Guides
Mount Washington Valley Climbers Cooperative
Friends Of The Ledges
International Mountain Climbing School
Bagels Plus
The ACCESS Fund, Protect America's Climbing
International Mountain Equipment
Sponsors & Donors
View Current List