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New Hampshire
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At a glance
Brown's Ridge (aka "Ossipee Whiteface")
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Brown's Ridge, also known as Ossipee Whiteface, offers New Hampshire climbers a solid crag experience with varied climbing opportunities. The area features accessible rock climbing with a mix of routes suitable for different skill levels, making it a versatile destination for both developing climbers and experienced parties. The setting provides a classic New England climbing experience with the character typical of the region's granite and metamorphic formations.
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