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Current conditions in North Conway, NH at 1:29p on 11/15/19 - Temperature: 39.9 °F - Wind speed: 0.0 mph - Wind chill: 39.9 °F - Barometric pressure: 29.883 in - 3 Hour Barometer Trend: Falling Slowly - Humidity: 51 %
IceCON 1. Climbs just coming in or only in upper elevations like Ravines.
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Climbing Area Index / Crag Y / Centurion (5.9+)
Directions:  Start on the same ledge as BIG DOGS DON'T CRY.
Description: CENTURION ascends a prominent V-groove that begins halfway up the wall, after stepping into this groove from the left.
    Pitch 1: Step right around the corner and struggle up into the short V-groove. Pull over a small overhang at its top, and follow cracks with good holds to the top. 100', 5.9+
Gear: Standard Rack
Descent: rap the route
History:  June 16,1987 -  Jim Ewing and Paul Boissonneault - Crag Y's second route, and the first to tackle the Sunkist Wall.

 
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