Most aesthetically pleasing moderate routes?

What are everyone's suggestions for moderates (5.easy-5.8) that follow an especially beautiful line, or crack system, or featured rock. My vote would be for The Great Arch in NC. What are others? Thanks! 

Here's a few that fit your criteria:
https://www.mountainproject.com/route/106092140/little-finger
https://www.mountainproject.com/route/105732266/physical-graffiti
https://www.mountainproject.com/route/105732647/great-red-book
https://www.mountainproject.com/route/105836362/snake-dike

Son of easy o - gunks

Gamesmanship - poko moonshine

Outer space - 11'worth 5.9 but only a few moves

Dak Shadows 5.8 Red Rock...Beautifully aestheic in an idyllic setting.

Featured on the back cover of Freedom of the Hills 6th Edition, Phantom Crack, Palisade Head MN (5.9)

https://www.mountainproject.com/photo/105826904

Its not exactly close, but Piz Badile makes most everything listed above look like the kiddie pool in terms of aesthetics.. 

W-ridge of Pigeon spire. 

Buissonier in Real Hidden Valley, Joshua Tree--Such a clean, arcing crack, balance-y, old-school 5.7.

https://www.mountainproject.com/route/105721645/buissonier
edit: better photos here: https://www.summitpost.org/bouissonier/164670

Here's a few that I've been lucky enough to get on in my first couple years of climbing.

Gossamer in Rushmore - 5.7

Bang for your buck: Edge of a Dream, Ship Rock, NC. Very exposed, fun, and neat for an easy, one pitch trad line.
Also, the Daddy in the Linville Gorge is amazing, big, and flowy.
Lastly, pretty much anything bug in Potrero Chico (TWZ, Yankee Clipper, Space Boyz, etc.) are a tad harder but fantastic.

Banana Peel on the Apron of the Chief, Squamish BC

I would be surprised if anyone can find a more aesthetically pleasing 5.4 than Gelsa.

No contest: The West Ridge of Pigeon Spire in the Bugs, 5.4.

Pinnacle Buttress on Mount Washington in New Hampshire. A classic alpine romp in an otherworldly location. Here's the second-to-last pitch: https://www.mountainproject.com/photo/110784278  

This is pretty funny.  We all have our favorites, but this thread is like asking, "What's the most beautiful place on earth?"

Peter Lewis wrote: Pinnacle Buttress on Mount Washington in New Hampshire. A classic alpine romp in an otherworldly location. Here's the second-to-last pitch: https://www.mountainproject.com/photo/110784278  

i just did pinnacle gully on saturday. it was so incredible, i can't wait to get back there this summer and climb the buttress. definitely second this route for aesthetics!

West Ridge of Pigeon Spire.