Best Grade III and above on the East Coast

Hey guys need suggestions want to beef up the resume, lets say top 5 or 10 if there is that many Grade III climbs on the East Coast

too many to list:)
Fafnir
the Dike
Le Promenade
Called
Last Gentelman
Repentance
Reign of Terror
Drop Swim Or Die in winter with the lake crossing.
Ragnarock

To clarify Sorry Rock only no Ice

Don't know what difficulty level you're looking for but in the moderate category:

Groover at Laurel Knob
Seconds at Laurel Knob
Moby Grape at Canon Cliffs

Thought you said you wanted the best;)

Most anything on Laurel Knob, NC
SE (main) face of Whiteside Mountain, NC
Numerous possible link-ups on Table Rock, NC and Linville Gorge, NC
Shortoff Mountain, NC
Maybe some things at Seneca, WV
Lots of options on Cannon, NH
Some options at Looking Glass Rock (like "Tits & Beer") among other link-ups
Link-ups at Cathedral and Whitehorse, NH
Something in the 'Daks? Not familiar with that area, but there's gotta be some stuff

Really just depends on whether you mean a "Grade III" amount of climbing or something really tall/long. If that's the case, Laurel Knob, Cannon Cliff, and Whiteside offer the longest options at roughly 1000ft of rock.

There are three well documented cliffs that have Grade III or above routes in NC.

Laurel Knob
Whitesides
Looking Glass

Only a few honest to goodness Grade III lines at Looking Glass but tons of options at Laurel and Whitesides. There are routes up to 5 pitches in Linville Gorge as well but I don't think they quite make the cut as Grade III.

grade 3 is the better part of a day for an average party incuding the approach. Nothing @ seneca fits that bill. of course average party is verey subjective....

Labyrinth Wall on Cannon
Armadillo in Baxter

Fathom Direct at LK
Seconds at LK

odd question, what r u looking to climb or r we just making some kind of list of fun "grade 3's"?

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A sampling of highly rated rock routes Grade III and above on the East Coast, roughly north-to-south, no more than one per crag:

Lucifer's Lighthouse, IV/V 5.12c, 12 pitches, Blow-Me-Down, Newfoundland
Les Grands Galets, V 5.13, 8 pitches, Saguenay, Quebec
Los Nuevos Videntes, III 5.11+, 8 pitches, Katahdin, Maine
Primal Scream, III 5.10d, 9 pitches, Mt Washington, NH
Seventh Sojourn IV 5.12b, 6 pitches, Cathedral, NH
Wonder Wall, III 5.12a, 6 pitches, Whitehorse, NH
When I Paint My Masterpiece, IV 5.11c, 11 pitches, Cannon, NH
The Gathering, III 5.11c, 6 pitches, Poke-O, Adirondacks, NY
Kingdom Come, III 5.12c A0, 4 pitches, King Wall, Adirondacks, NY
Mental Blocks, III 5.12a, 6 pitches, Wallface, Adirondacks, NY
Glass Menagerie, IV 5.13a, 7 pitches, Looking Glass, NC
Fathom Direct, III 5.10+, 8 pitches, Laurel Knob, NC
Warrior's Way, IV 5.12c, 9 pitches, Whiteside, NC

There are a couple of hundred Grade III rock routes on the East Coast, so you've got plenty to choose from.

Yes, there are heaps of Grade III and above around Cashiers in NC, the known ones on Laurel and Whitesides and others on numerous other cliffs that are kind of sort of legal. I would guess that Deep Woods, Krystal Kreme, and N Face Direct on the north side of Whitesides are all Grade III and killer routes--I'm still calling the N. Face Direct the best face climb in NC--along with several others over there and pretty much anything on the South Face.
One point, since it's mentioned a couple of times, I think Fathom Direct is aka 'Honed Ranger', which is a super route. But very serious. Bring a skyhook and duct tape for P1, and no, you're not aiding on it.

VMC Direct Direct to top at Canon