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Current conditions in North Conway, NH at 3:15p on 06/15/13 - Temperature: 75.8 °F - Wind speed: 0.0 mph - Wind chill: 75.8 °F - Barometric pressure: 29.314 in - 3 Hour Barometer Trend: Falling Slowly - Humidity: 29 %
BugCON 4: almost too intense for climbing, DEET required
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 route description
Climbing Area Index / Rainbow Slabs / Cruise Control (5.7+)
Directions:  Start from the same ledge as Tsunami, but to the right.
Description: A straight line up the slab past several bolts. All bolts were placed free on the lead.
    Pitch 1: Climb up about 40' to a flake and belay. (5.4)

    Pitch 2: Climb straight up to a bolt, then continue past several solution pockets (crux) past 2 more bolts to a slab. Keep going on easy ground to the trees.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: rappel the route
History:  May 27,1995 - Ed Webster, Maria Hannus

 
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