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Ethics for Climbing Rock with Ice Tools – “Dry Tooling”
We have to be careful. Dry tooling causes damage to the rock. With time, the damage dry tooling causes becomes tolerated, accepted, and sanctioned by some. This will ultimately destroy a rock climb and the experience for future generations of climbers.
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Ice Climbing News
2 months ago
Winter weather this weekend, June 18-19, 2022!!
This pic from June 9, 2016 taken at 4,750 feet on shoulder of Mt. Lafayette during a rescue of two dangerously hypothermic hikers.
This weekend, below freezing temps, high wind, and icing is forecast above 4,000 feet! Be prepared if venturing out!
From Mt. Washington observatory:
“The freezing line will drop to 5000 feet Friday night and with favorable upslope conditions, the higher summits that are above the freezing line could see some snow showers for the remainder of the forecast period. A few stray snow flurries could reach as low as 4000 feet. Freezing temperatures will result in icy conditions and the summits that remain in the clouds will likely see glaze or rime ice formation. As the low passes through, wind speeds will increase and will likely approach 100 mph Saturday night. Below freezing temperatures combined with increased wind speeds will make the already cold air feel even colder on exposed skin, increasing the risk for hypothermia or frostbite if not sufficiently prepared.” ... See MoreSee Less
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4 months ago
Join us to hear author and climber Katie Ives talk about her new book, Imaginary Peaks - The Riesenstein Hoax and Other Mountain Dreams.
Thu, April 21, 2022
7:30 PM – 8:30 PM EDT
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Book Talk with climber and author Katie Ives
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Join us to hear author and climber Katie Ives talk about her new book, Imaginary Peaks - The Riesenstein Hoax and Other Mountain Dreams.