Rock Climbing at Frankenstein/Arethusa Falls?

After driving through Crawford Notch en route to Smugglers notch last summer, I was struck by the prominence and steepness of the cliffs above/north of the Arethusa Falls parking lot (what I understand to be the Frankenstein Ice climbing area). Is there any history of established rock routes there? Too chossy? The quality looked solid from afar.

Some rock routes in Webster’s guidebook, I’m sure more since, but in general the rock is quite chossy—at best. I am surprised that Jerry Handren didn’t include Crawford Notch in his book, so that area doesn’t seem to be included in any current guidebook.

I do recall doing a decent short layback there—Bride if Frankenstein or something like that, but even there the exit was pretty crumbly.

There are a few climbs in the NC book. Apparently a few newer one has been put up on questionable rock.

Frankenstein usually has a falcon closure for a good portion of the climbing year to.

We've got about 30 or so routes in the new edition of North Conway Rock Climbs.

Jerry Handrenwrote:

We've got about 30 or so routes in the new edition of North Conway Rock Climbs.

Is there an ETA for the new edition? 

Should have the books by the end of march. Import process is unpredictable at the moment.