Early season NH trad

Looking to get on some early season trad in NH. Anyone know of any crags with quality climbing in the 5.8 - mid 10s range that are likely to be dry now?

Longstack in Alton.

Humphreys in the Whites (although beware of ice/snow/rock fall).

Longstack is in great shape right now. A few wet spots here and there that can be avoided.

PS

If you make it to Longstack, give the Arete a go. The second pitch is money.

Thanks for the replies. Anyone know if Whitehorse is dry?

I had a good day climbing at the South Buttress last week. I'd definitely say that there was a lot more wet rock than dry rock out there, but we were able to find some routes that were entirely dry (Hotter than Hell > Inferno; Ladyslipper). The central part of the cliff was soaked and the slabs still have a bit of snow hanging on up high.

See neclimbs.com/SMF_2/index.ph…

You need to be aware of ice sheets up high that you may not be able to see that become extremely dangerous when things warm up. Ice on a thin layer of water high above you = not good.