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A steep NEI 1-2 Climb / Alpine Snow Route


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Ski Line

5,247' 1,599 m

High

4,349' 1,326 m

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Up

898' 274 m

Down

52%

Avg Slope (28°)

64%

Max Slope (33°)
Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry

Need to Know

This route is typically an ice climbing/ ascent route and extra caution should be given on the descent. 1/3 from the bottom, there is an ice bulge that varies greatly in size depending on the season that can either be sent or rappelled (50-75ft in length and approximately 55 Degrees).

Description

Skin up Tuckerman Ravine Trail until you meet the Huntington Ravine Fire Road. Take the fire road to the Harvard Cabin and continue to Huntington Ravine. Carefully ascend the fan of the Ravine up the most prominent line. Hikers right provides several islands of safety on the ascent. The gully tops out at the Alpine Garden Trail, but due to high winds is sometimes blown out and not skiable from the flats of the alpine garden.

This is a steep and committing ski line and requires the ability to self-arrest.

History & Background

First Ascent A.J. Holden & N.L. Goodrich 2/23/1927

Shared By:

Ryan Gibbs

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  4.3 from 3 votes

#325

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#21

in New Hampshire

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Photos

Central Gully in center of picture. Taken April 2nd, 2014
Mar 18, 2015 near Pinkham…, NH
Central and Diagonal Gullies in early April
Jan 18, 2024 near Pinkham…, NH
Descending Diagonal
Mar 18, 2015 near Pinkham…, NH

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Mar 7, 2020
Nicolas Romeo
no ice, but hard snow on the upper part made for a side-slipping descent. try again later!
Apr 7, 2019
Jake Albright
Jan 2, 2015
Ryan Gibbs
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