Best moderate adventure climbing?

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Custer State Park, SD

Matthes Crest

Kiener's route on Longs Peak.  

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/105756793?search=1&type=route&method=resultsPage&query=kiener

Tafraoute.

Warbonnet Peak, Idaho, others in the Sawtooths

The Bugaboos:

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/south-ridge/109981705

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/west-ridge/105869393

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/kain-route-south-ridge/105889985

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/snowpatch-route-aka-se-cornerwiessners-route/106001260

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/north-east-ridge/105889511

Jason Todd wrote:

Custer State Park, SD

Strong agreement on that one, along with some of the immediately adjacent Rushmore area climbing.   

Tetons (though don't expect solitude on the more popular routes) or Wind River or Mt. Whitney 

These suggestions above should help narrow it down for you. :)

The easier stuff on Croft's The good, the great, and the awesome. West ridge of conness should be superb

Royal Arch Yosemite 

awolf wrote:

I love that the route description says 1 pitch, 1100 feet. Can you TR that if you have a 700 meter rope?

Several Via Ferrata routes in Europe might fit what you're looking for.

Matthes crest and cathedrial link up

West Ridge of Prusik Peak in the Enchantments of Washington 

Claire avenur wrote:

I know that may sound like a contradiction, but what I mean is I'm looking for climbing that is relatively easy(the easier the better really) on the yosemite scale yet still feels like you're on an "adventure" throughout the entire experience. I'm located in CO, so anywhere in the West is convenient, but I'm also looking to plan a trip so anywhere works. Think experienced climber who doesn't mind slogs or being uncomfortable but just can't put the difficult moves together. Thanks 

Ill bite.....    Check out "the long twisted rib" on Mt. Williamson. A huge 5.5 with some 5.8 for a move or two way up high.... here is the link, the write up is by a 5.12 climber so keep that in mind when reading. 

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/north-arete/109396886

oh and you will not see another person except for on the trail. 

what's moderate to you? seems to vary from person to person. I personally use that term for 5.7 to mid .10

Forbidden peak and Prusik peak in the N cascades are both 5.6/5.7 on their west ridges, and both involve a trudge to get to. with Prusik, you have to obtain a permit to camp though. 

Kyle Elliott wrote:

what's moderate to you? seems to vary from person to person. I personally use that term for 5.7 to mid .10

Forbidden peak and Prusik peak in the N cascades are both 5.6/5.7 on their west ridges, and both involve a trudge to get to. with Prusik, you have to obtain a permit to camp though. 

The trudge to Prusik is beautiful though and way worth it! Also, you could do it car to car for an epic day.