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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 / Humphrey's Ledge / Six Bolts and a Plug (5.8)
Directions:  The route begins twenty-five feet to the left of the Dedication Corner.
Description: Nice face climbing on surprisingly good rock. The bolts are well spaced and there are holds pretty much wherever you need them. Be careful of the large wedged block that is the left side of the overlap at the top.
    Pitch 1: climb it to the top
Gear: Six bolts and a #2 Camalot protect this route.
Descent: rap from tree at the top
History:  May 2008 - George Hurley and Joe Perez

 
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