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Submitted By: Brian D. Moore on Jul 21, 2012

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Description 

Shady, Secluded, slabby to crumbly granite.


Getting There 

Head 152 North from downtown Newmarket. Once you pass by Grant Rd. on your left, the lot for the conservancy will sneak up on your right. If you've gone more than a 1/4 mile, you passed it.

Once you park, walk across the field into the woods. You'll come across a trail which is a couple mile loop. Head west / north west, and you'll quickly come across a small set of boulders. Some climbs have been toothbrushed, but they're pretty fresh.


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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Piscassic River Conservancy Easement (The Nature Conservancy):
Fun guy   V0     Boulder, 10 feet   
Linus   V0     Boulder, 9 feet   
Bemused   V2     Boulder, 12 feet   
Spider Eggs   V2+     Boulder, 12 feet   
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Fun guy crack. (watch out for the fungus near the bottom.)

Fun guy V0  NH : Newmarket : Piscassic River Conservancy...
This is a good warm up climb on a slightly off width crack. Stand start with right hand on an obvious jug to the right of the crack and left hand on the arete on the inside right of the crack. Reach for another right hand jug and work up to the left side arete with a slight lieback to gain the top out. ...[more]   Browse More Classics in NH


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By nhclimber
From: Newmarket, NH
Aug 7, 2012

So I built a house in Durham earlier this year and even though I went to school and have always lived in the area I started to explore off of Dame Rd. There is certaintly smaller boulder potential and a couple of 15' mini crags, but out on durham point somewhere I know there is a motherlode waiting. My wife and I are buying a place in new market in 2 weeks and plan on exploring some more. Has anyone looked out on the trails off of Dame Rd?