How about the crux sequence of the South East Arete of the Second Flatiron? Terrific exposure for the grade! The best part is thinking about how Kor soloed it for it's first ascent when you're dealing with the exposure. mountainproject.com/v/south…
However, my favorite sequences are the starts of T2 & Young Good Free Face (thanks MB for pushing me to solos those out!). Work them out as boulder problems them link them together as a nice bouldery sequence of supper classic pulling!
For me it's Supercrack. Not that it's hard or anything, just that I get past the pedestal & the little roof into the blue camalots and it just flows. It just feels perfect, like I'm flying up the crack. I get this stupid grin on my face & feel like laughing. When I hit the chains I'm always sad it's over.
Malcolm Daly wrote:Hands down, it's the 5.8 Cave Exit on the Book, Lumpy Ridge, Rocky Mountain National Park. Colorado.
Did a 5.8 exit out the backside of a cave last weekend. Was pretty exciting and I wasn't even leading. May have been the belay stance across the exit at the top. Check it out.