- Good conditions for granite
NEW HAMPSHIRE · GRANITE
Whitehorse Ledge climbing conditions
Good — dry and climbable
Right now
Assessment
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- Good conditions for granite
- Good conditions for granite
- Good conditions for granite
- Good conditions for granite
- Good conditions for granite
- Good conditions for granite
- Good conditions for granite
About Whitehorse Ledge
Whitehorse Ledge is Cathedral Ledge's slab-climbing counterpart — an 800-foot Conway Granite dome half a mile south of Cathedral across Echo Lake State Park in North Conway. The Slabs sit on the north end of the cliff and get morning sun; the South Buttress faces south. Standard Route (5.5), Sliding Board (5.7), Inferno (5.8), Hotter than Hell (5.9), and Children's Crusade (5.11a) are Mountain Project's top-ranked classics — note Children's Crusade is 5.11a on MP, not 5.10c as sometimes cited. Slabs are unforgiving of dampness — wait for the wall to be genuinely dry. Park at the White Mountain Hotel & Resort's maintenance-shed lot (not the hotel guest lot); Echo Lake State Park day-use fee applies at the main entrance. Shares a weather anchor with Cathedral (same Conway Granite pluton less than a kilometre apart, same aspect). No active peregrine ban at Whitehorse in NH F&G's 2026 list (Cathedral has one; Whitehorse historically has occasional closures). Spring drying is slow; June through October is the reliable window.
- Region
- New Hampshire
- Rock type
- granite
- Aspect
- east-facing
- Altitude
- 817 ft
- Exposure
- high
- Seepage
- medium