Empower Your Adventure: Women's Ice Climbing Weekend in New Hampshire
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2–3 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and basic climbing endurance to manage continuous technical routes.
Overview
Discover the thrill of ice climbing during a dedicated Women’s Ice Climbing Weekend in the White Mountains. Expert-led instruction, stunning frozen waterfalls, and a supportive community await climbers of all levels near Conway, NH.
Women's Ice Climbing Weekend
$425 Per Person • Age 16+ • 48 Hours
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About This Adventure
Join Jeni Calzaretta for an unforgettable Women's Ice Weekend, blending adventure and rejuvenation. Enjoy guided climbing, expert instruction, and daily yoga, all while staying at the cozy Cranmore Mountain Lodge. With provided gear and locally sourced breakfasts, this experience promises camaraderie, skill-building, and relaxation in a stunning winter setting.
Women's Ice Weekend
Join Jeni Calzaretta for a weekend of adventure and rejuvenation, featuring two full days of guided climbing and expert instruction.
We start both days with 45 min yoga, and then head out to climb.
Enhance your experience with the option of two nights (Fri & Sat) at the charming Cranmore Mountain Lodge for an additional $220 per night. At CML, each day begins with a made-to-order breakfast crafted from locally sourced ingredients.
All necessary climbing equipment and gear will be provided, so you can fully focus on learning and enjoying the experience. Whether you’re refining your skills or discovering ice climbing for the first time, this weekend offers the perfect balance of adventure, camaraderie, and relaxation.
Adventure Tips
Layer Up for Cold Conditions
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry on the ice.
Use Proper Ice Climbing Footwear
Crampons designed for ice climbing provide the necessary grip on frozen surfaces.
Hydrate Despite the Cold
Bring water and remember to drink regularly; cold weather can mask dehydration.
Communication is Key
Establish clear signals with your climbing partner as ice climbing can be loud and challenging.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Red fox
History
The White Mountains have drawn climbers since the early 20th century and are considered a cradle of American ice climbing.
Conservation
The climbing guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile winter ecosystems and maintain the quality of climbing routes.
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Adventure Hotspots in Conway
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Ice Tools
Necessary for ascending frozen waterfalls and solid ice formations.
winter specific
Crampons
Attach to boots to provide traction on icy terrain.
winter specific
Helmets
Protect your head from falling ice and gear.
Insulated Gloves
Keep hands warm and maintain dexterity on the ice.
winter specific