It's so hard to decide what to do, or what you CAN do outside this time of year. The shoulder seasons can really be hit-or miss. Sometimes you can grab a beautiful day on warm rock on a mid-December or even late March afternoon, or a pitch or two of reasonable ice in early November or mid-April. But it's always a crap-shoot. Having a Plan-B in mind is always a good thing.
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North End Pillars -
WI 3
A very popular area for teaching and beginners, especially with the easy access. There are a wide variety of short fun climbs.
My best performances often developed out of depression when I used climbing as a tool to forestall suicide rather than a method of achieving it. Dispair inspired three years of 'crazy' soloing.
—Mark Twight
I don't know what other folks will do, but this was my last ice climb of the 2018/2019 season.
Parasol Gully, Dixville Notch
Selected Ice Conditions effective April 11, 2019
I'm done updating this. There may be some ice scattered here & there, but I'm not documenting it. I'm looking for warm dry rock folks and you should too...
Huntington Ravine
maybe
Repentance
OUT
Standard Route
OUT
Dracula
OUT
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