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Elevation: 1,070 ft
GPS: 43.9916, -71.6607
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Shared By: bradley white on Jul 17, 2010
Admins: Jay Knower, M Sprague, Lee Hansche, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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[ Note- this crag, described below by the venerable Bradley White, is probably one of the now-being-developed Russell Crags listed in the WM:Waterville Valley MtnPrjct Area…ah, but which one exactly ?! For more of Bradley’s adventures in the NH outback, just search his name. Note- MtnPrjct has been careful to distinguish between Bradley White and Brad White ( owner and head honcho of the IME climbing school ) Both have done much in the NH outback, but Bradley’s are usually a bit more adventurous and eclectic!….as in self admitted, non-reversible 5.7-5.8 moves! ) 

Horror show poison ivy and large blackberry bushes in a dangerous giant boulder field is below this metamorphic rock crag. The boulders are featureless. Crag has a large ceiling seen from I93. The ceiling has no direct way to reach it though. Right of the ceiling is a perpetually wet wall with a diagonal fissure I soloed. Not recommended. The left side has a descent wall but difficult to reach.

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Go to the exit off of I93 for Tripoli Road. Drive up the road to it's first height of land and park on the side of the road. Another good luck finding the decent left wall without getting injured in the super bad boulder field.

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