Mount Washington winter climb is extreme and should only be attempted after proper mountaineering trainer and with correct gears.


On 19 Feb 2020 average wind speed was 55+ mph with -27 degree windchill and visibility.06 miles. Only few ppl summited early morning when sky was clear and sun was shining.
Group of 8 Marylanders put best effort with multiple crampon failures and falls. No summit on this fine day, group came short of 500 feet from summit.

Wiki
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Winter Climbing tips

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Summit conditions
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Hourly weather report
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GEAR: aside of your own clothes layering system you will NEED:
1.) Mountaineering boots (Not hiking boots-Own-rent)
2.) Crampons (Not micro-spikes-Own -rent)
3.) Ice axe (Own-rent)
4.) Climbing helmet (Own)
5.) 2 locking carabiners (Own)
6.) Mountaineering harness (Own-Rent)
7.) Emergency bivy sack (Own)
8.) Gaiters knee hight (Own)
9.) Walky-talky (Own)
10.) Glacier glasses and/or polarize

Gear Rental

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Mount washington summit at 6288 feet
Tuckerman Ravine
Lion Head
Flight DCA to MHT
Drove MHT to Gorham, NH

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Mount Washington via Lion Head Trail on AllTrails
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