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Ascent of Wildcat “D” on 2011-11-06

Climber: Gabriel Couët

Date:

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Ascent Type:

Successful Summit Attained

Peak:

Wildcat “D”

Location:

USA-New Hampshire

Elevation:

4062 ft / 1238 m

Ascent Trip Report

After Wildcat C, I kept going towards Wildcat D. My left knee was starting to ache somewhat now but it was only on descents that the pain manifested itself. I was at the col between the two summits around 9:35am and I reached D around 9:45am. Going down to the col was very quick, at the resort's chairlifts.

Summary Total Data

Elevation Gain:

282 ft / 86 m

Elevation Loss:

92 ft / 28 m

Distance:

0.4 mi / 0.6 km

Grade/Class:

Class 2

Quality:

6 (on a subjective 1-10 scale)

Route Conditions:

Maintained Trail, Snow on Ground

Gear Used:

Hut Camp

Weather:

Cold, Calm, Clear

Ascent Statistics

Elevation Gain:

282 ft / 86 m

Distance:

0.3 mi / 0.5 km

Route:

Wildcat Ridge trail

Trailhead:

Col along ridge 3780 ft / 1152 m

Time Up:

10 Minutes

Descent Statistics

Elevation Loss:

92 ft / 28 m

Distance:

0.1 mi / 0.1 km

Route:

Wildcat Ridge trail

Trailhead:

Top of lift on Wildcat D 3970 ft / 1210 m

Time Down:

5 Minutes

Ascent Part of Trip: White Mountains (November 2011) (1 nights total away from roads)

Complete Trip Sequence:

Order	Peak/Point	Date
1	Mount Surprise	2011-11-05 a
2	Mount Moriah	2011-11-05 b
3	North Carter Mountain	2011-11-05 c
4	Mount Lethe	2011-11-05 d
5	Middle Carter Mountain	2011-11-05 e
6	South Carter Mountain	2011-11-05 f
7	Carter Dome	2011-11-05 g
7	Wildcat Mountain	2011-11-06 a
8	Wildcat “B”	2011-11-06 b
9	Wildcat “C”	2011-11-06 c
10	Wildcat “D”	2011-11-06 d
11	Wildcat “E”	2011-11-06 e

GPS Data for Ascent/Trip

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Peaks: climbed and unclimbed by Gabriel Couët
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