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Gallery Exhibit:
Waterfall
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Willey's Slide in Crawford Notch State Park is a popular destination for both novice and experience ice climbers. Many of our basic ice climbing and mountaineering programs use this site | David Brochu of Providence RI climbing the middle pitches of Willey's Slide with Rt. 302 and Crawford Notch in the background. | Olie Godinez of Tampa FL using efficient one-tool technique to climb Willey's Slide | IMCS guide Frank Carus cruising on the Standard Route at Frankenstein Cliffs in Crawford Notch. The famous "Cave" belay is up and to the right. |
Chia, a classic grade NEI 4 in the Frankenstein Cliffs amphitheater. Frankenstein was a 19th century German landscape artist that painted the scenery in Crawford Notch |
Pegasus, another classic grade NEI 4 in the Frankenstein Cliffs amphitheater. | Mark Cahill of Hingham MA showing a sweet swing of the tool on Smear, yet another classic grade NEI 4 in the Frankenstein Cliffs amphitheater. | Jack Wojtowicz of River Vale NJ climbing The Penguin at Frankenstein Cliffs. This climb, a grade NEI 4+, is a fun and exciting introduction to mixed climbing. | Tom Hoover from Hopkinton MA climbing Dracula, perhaps the most classic route at Frankenstein Cliffs. Dracula is a grade NEI 4+. | IMCS guide Kevin Mahoney doing a first ascent of a thin and ephemeral ice climb at the Texaco Amphitheater in Crawford Notch State Park. These types of climbs are hard to rate and use the "M" grade |  |