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Tuckerman Ravine
Published 2/14/04
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Two and a half miles up the eastern slope of Mt. Washington,
the highest peak in New England, liesTuckerman Ravine. A summit
of 6,288 feet also brings with it, the highest skiing in this
corner of the country.
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A sunny day was the gift of the journey
in mid-April; a little solitude and some adventure awaits. As you
can see, the snow looks patchy at best at Wildcat Mountain Ski Area
directly east of the ascent—also in the White Mountain National
Forest in New Hampshire.
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About
two hours up from Pinkham Notch Visitor center, a group of shelters
host up to 86 people a night. This is the first chance to really
get a good luck at the main headwall, including this chute on
the southern flank.
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I
was told by a forest ranger that Mt. Washington has one of the highest
death tolls in the world. The accessability of the ascent—including
a cog railroad and paved road—allows anyone to see the tremendous
views. But for those unprepared for a drastic change in conditions,
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At the base of Tuckerman Bowl you can begin to
see the gathering at Lunch Rock. Looks like that solitude is going
to be tough to come by.
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