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Current conditions in North Conway, NH at 9:00p on 03/24/19 - Temperature: 31.9 °F - Wind speed: 0.0 mph - Wind chill: 31.9 °F - Barometric pressure: 29.799 in - 3 Hour Barometer Trend: Rising Slowly - Humidity: 61 %
IceCON 3. Ice generally available in the usual places, many climbs fat.
3 out of a possible 5
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Climbing Area Index / Frankenstein Cliff / Bob's Delight (WI 4)
Bob's Delight
Photo by Al Hospers
Directions:  Walk North on the Railroad Tracks until you come to the trestle. Walk across the trestle. Bob's Delight is the right-most climb in the "Amphitheatre". Bob's is South facing, so is often warm on colder days. However, it is often the first climb to melt out at the end of the season or during a warm spell.
Description: There aren't a lot of options here... Just climb the route up and left to the trees at the top.
Gear: Standard ice rack.
Descent: Rappel the route.
History:  WInter 1971 - unknown

 
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