A tall and imposing portion of the Cathedral formation. The Center Wall offers routes in excess of 400' on beautiful rock. Much of this climbing is aid and a clean ethic is standard. You'll find a damp chimney, blank faces and challenging folds of rock and roof work. Top out and and walk through the woods to a road that loops back to the parking area or rappel on 2 ropes.

Located off of the Kancamagus near Albany Bridge this crag offers varied climbing on good granite. Much of the good climbing is beyond vertical and the easier climbs leave something to be desired. Exposure is to the south making this a generally warm and pleasant beneath a canopy of trees.

Tall beyond-vertical climbing characterizes routes on this striking crag. The leftmost routes are accessed via steep timber stairs and fixed lines. Due to forest service protection of rare plant-life and possibly nesting falcons portions of this crag are or may be closed.

The tallest hunk of rock in New Hampshire and the site of some famed classic routes. Rock quality is good throughout these varied climbs. The approach can be a challenge in and of itself; depart right from the paved path next to a large block and follow a faint path, eventually you may see some cairns but moving through the talus covered brush just before you break through to the open talus field is bound to try your patience.

You'll enjoy good climbing on Thin Air face but likely with plenty of company. Quality face climbing dominates but crack and corner features are present as well. The approach is very short and the exposure makes for morning sun.

A popular area of Cathedral Cliff offering slab climbing for a variety of skill levels. Expect crowds on weekends during the peak of climbing season. The approach is short and pleasant for these multi-pitch routes.

A great expanse of fantastic lower angle granite with friction routes abounding characterize The Slabs at Whitehorse ledge. The upper reaches of some routes encounter steeper more technical terrain. The approach for this area is short and pleasant and its Eastern exposure offers morning sun.

A prominent bend in Cathedral Ledge is home to some of its longer and more striking routes. The approach is short and given the popularity of climbs like Recompense you're sure to see other climbers. You'll enjoy a great exposed feeling and good views on the upper pitches of these routes.

Located below the former location of the Old Man of the Mountain formation the Cannon Cliff slabs offer renown, classic climbs on granite. The approach can be a challenge in and of itself; depart right from the paved path next to a large block and follow a faint path, eventually you may see some cairns but moving through the talus covered brush just before you break through to the open talus field is bound to try your patience. Rock fall is an ever present hazard at Cannon Cliff so wearing a helmet is a must. Beware the weather at Cannon as conditions can change quickly and storms approaching from the west will not be visible until they are upon you.

Tall and imposing the Children's Crusade Wall begins with expansive blank looking slabs leading into imposing roof systems. Expect good rock and come prepared to rap off. The approach is a bit of a stroll compared with nearby Cathedral Ledge but a pleasant one.