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12/16/2011

Rock Climbs in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, 3rd edition (East Volume) Review

Rock Climbs in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, 3rd edition (East Volume)
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This guide is great. You can tell the author spent a lot of time working to perfect it. I am looking for a climbing guide for the mountains neer Rumney which is western NH. Any comments? shuldman@eden.rutgers.edu

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Rock Climbs in the White Mountains of NewHampshire, 3rd edition (East Volume) is the authoritative andcomprehensive rock climbing guidebook to the eastern portion of NewHampshire's White Mountain region. The 1st edition of this guidebookwas published in 1982. This latest definitive edition covers all therock climbs on Cathedral and Whitehorse Ledges in North Conway, thecliffs of the Kancamagus Highway area west of Conway, the outlyingcrags of the Mt. Washington Valley, and the alpine cliffs ofHuntington Ravine on New England's tallest peak, Mt. Washington(6,288').In addition, this pocket-sized guidebook contains numerous detailedphoto-diagrams of the cliffs and rock climbs themselves, writtendescriptions and historical data about the various routes, and amultitude of archival and modern photographs of famous first ascentsin the region, from the 1930s to the present. For extra durability,the guidebook also has a sewn and glued binding, and a plasticlaminated synthetic cover.

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9/16/2011

Rock Climbing New England (Regional Rock Climbing Series) Review

Rock Climbing New England (Regional Rock Climbing Series)
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This book seems like a great book. We havnt used it yet (because it is stil winter) but have gone through and found some climbs we plan on trying as soon as it warms up.
We are both begginer climbers, currently top roping only, and this book seems to focus more on lead climbing attributes of routes. Reading it does give you a feel for the area though, and we think a lot of the routes should be easy to top rope (or maybe we will just have to learn to lead climb by summer!)

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