등정들 Shawangunks에서 Noah Boudreau-Richard에 의한 trad-cpr 또는 ascent-date를 가진

P2 is much stiffer than the crux of "Arrow"

Following the older Swain guidebook, we thought we were on red pillar until we topped out... Oops. We actually climbed P1 of "Three Dove", then through the crux of "Annie Oh!" and finally exited through "Three Dove"'s exit.

Great moves with solid (but slightly runout) protection. Standard gunks rack up to BD#2.

technical moves down low that protect with small gear. The overhang is fun jug hauling but the protection is scarce so it's better to not spend too much time searching. One pitch with a 70m to the top.

While the route finding from the ground isn't easy, the climb is good. I found some small gear at the opening crux, but it wouldn't have prevented decking. P2 protects very well, even for an inexperienced leader.

The climb follows great features all the way through. The tree generally used as a belay for P1 is starting to show some weakness, we opted for a gear belay just to it's right.

The bolted crux was very manageable. We cleared a loose half-microwave-sized block off the middle of the first pitch. Great bolted belays offering a rappel line just to the side of the climbing line allowing parties to cross easily.

One harder move down low with tricky pro. Then goes easily.

More sustained than other similar grades around. Slightly polished. Plenty of pro.

Only P1, then linked into 'The ceiling' with an easy diagonal traverse. protect the second

Linked into "Annie Oh!" for P2

Fun varied climbing. People who found the traverse hard to climb and protect went too high. Traverse right after the frog bulge. Trad anchor at the bottom of the dihedral. Last pitch can be linked but I decided not to do so for rope drag and encouraging the second.

Only did the last pitch linked from Strictly from nowhere

Lead in 1 pitch with 50m double ropes without any simul. Very fun route to do if you're not stuck in the crowds. I thought the second pitch of "Classic" was better.

Best done in one pitch. plenty of protection.

Lead in one pitch with double 50m but I wouldn't recommend it because I was unable to protect the roof exit of the second pitch for my second while avoiding rope drag.

Also, definitely exit the first crux sequence laying back on that ledge, you've earned it!

One pitch with a 70m if you runout good sections for rope drag management. Fun times

Took the chimney, then traversed left on the second pitch. 10/10, would recommend to a friend.

Highly recommend this over rappelling many routes around. We had the time to go down from "Classic", have lunch, then back up "Jackie" before a single person from the four other teams touched the ground (they decided to join ropes for a full lenght rappel).

None of us (3) thought it was a scary downclimb, but it would be possible to make a quick munter belay off of a tree or some gear if need be.

Used it to descend multiple times with a partner that is generally not comfortable with risk without issue (ok... maybe a little bit of encouragements were needed.)