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Ascent of Mount Langdon on 2013-01-12

Climber: David Darby

Others in Party:Nick Fratello
Mary & Doug Guertin
----Only Party on Mountain
Date:Saturday, January 12, 2013
Ascent Type:Successful Summit Attained
Peak:Mount Langdon
    Location:USA-New Hampshire
    Elevation:2390 ft / 728 m

Ascent Trip Report

Staged a car at the end if Whites Ledge Ln (near trailhead parking lot), drove to AMC trailhead across from Notchland.

08:00 - Parking lot (Notchland)
09:38 - Mt. Crawford Summit
10:20 - Crawford Dome Summit
11:40 - Mt. Parker / Resolution trail intersection
12:04 - Mt. Resolution Summit
14:30 - Mt. Parker Summit
14:50 - Mt. Langdon Trail / Mt. Parker Trail / Mt. Stanton Trail intersection
15:45 - Mt. Langdon Summit
17:30 - Mt. Pickering Summit
17:57 - Mt. Stanton Summit
18:30 - Parking lot at Whites Ledge Ln.
Summary Total Data
    Total Elevation Gain:656 ft / 199 m
    Total Elevation Loss:1219 ft / 371 m
    Route Conditions:
Maintained Trail, Snow on Ground
    Gear Used:
Snowshoes
    Weather:Cool, Calm, Low Clouds
Low clouds, WET
Descent (To Destination) Statistics
    Gain on way in:656 ft / 199 m
    Loss on way in:1219 ft / 371 m
    Distance:2.2 mi / 3.5 km
    Route:Mt. Parker Trail / Mt. Stanton Trail
    Start Trailhead:Mt. Parker  2953 ft / 900 m
    Time:1 Hours 15 Minutes
Descent Statistics
Ascent Part of Trip: 2013-01-12 Resolution

Complete Trip Sequence:
OrderPeak/PointDateGain
1Mount Crawford2013-01-122217 ft / 676 m
2Crawford Dome2013-01-1247 ft / 14 m
3Mount Resolution2013-01-12652 ft / 199 m
4Mount Parker2013-01-12164 ft / 50 m
5Mount Langdon2013-01-12656 ft / 200 m
6Mount Pickering2013-01-12328 ft / 100 m
7Mount Stanton2013-01-12197 ft / 60 m
Total Trip Gain: 4261 ft / 1299 m    Total Trip Loss: 3037 ft / 926 m
GPS Data for Ascent/Trip


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Peaks:  climbed and  unclimbed by David Darby
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