Funnest route you ever climbed

The East Ridge of Wolf's Head in Wyoming was by far the most fun I have ever had on a route. It was just such a delight seeing each new obstacle and weird path we had to take. And I'm telling you, doing it with a conga line of people even added to the fun, which is highly unusual. On a vertical route, that would be awful. But seeing how you had to climb through each new thing added to the anticipation. I'm sure it would have felt different if we were alone, and possibly even better, but I really enjoyed this outing a lot as it was. If you haven't done this ridge traverse before, put it on the list. You can easily pass anyone if you need to. 

That 11c at funky town in 10 sleep canyon. So many pockets just PERFECT for your fingers!!!

...and outer space in leavenworth WA.

Car Lo wrote: Every year I climb Dolphin in J Tree and Pratt's Crack in Pine Creek Canyon.

If I could I would climb Mother 1 in the Voo every year too.

So like...something something fun routes 

I climbed dolphin 20 plus years ago when I had no offwidth technique. I was pretty solid in the 10s at the time and was totally humbled by that thing. I had a number 3 tip out halfway up and was looking at a ground fall. Definitely not my favorite but it sure was a humbling piece of rick. 

When thinking about the most fun i’ve had, the below come to mind:

Moby Grape - mellow climbing with interesting features in a beautiful setting
Atlantis and Don Juan Wall - beautiful lines, beautiful rock, beautiful setting. every pitch on each climb was just so much fun.
The Nose - did it with no crowds and mostly ideal weather/temps. I guess my partner and I must have gotten lucky
Erect Direction - i don’t think i’ve ever enjoyed a climb at the Gunks as much as this oneFishhook Arete with East Arete descent - pure oxygen deprived fun

Favorite day on the rocks ever was climbing the beckey route in little cottonwood with my 15 year old son and two awesome guys (Geoff and Daniel Connnor)I taught how to climb in the mid 90s. Now they are crushing life and having fun in the mountains. For my own self serving enjoyment Rode hard and put up wet at foster falls Tn and dangling woo lee master in the big horn sheep mating grotto 

3rd flatiron solo, easy but plenty of air under your butt.  Nice big rap off the back.

Rewritten was always a feel good climb as well.

Steck Salathe undoubtedly!

Epinephrine
IHC
Nutcracker
Apollo Reed

Pioneer Route on Monkey Face at Smith.  Towers are fun.

https://www.mountainproject.com/photo/110339407

Maiden voyage to king me

Most fun was Open Book, Finger of Fate, Sawtooths and whatever route my 11-year old son and I climbed last

Can't believe no one has mentioned Serenity/Sons in the valley. Such great fun that when it is over you just want to do it again, and again.

As far as pure type 1 fun goes High E is my favorite of all time. Especially belaying my buddies that haven't done it yet on the crux pitch. 

Gunsight to South Peak at Seneca Rocks was wildly fun for a new trad leader such as myself

Racer X at Index was fantastic

Wow! I was not aware of Gunsight to South Peak. That is a trippy 5.4. Beautiful!
Racer X looks great too!

DanielHart wrote: Favorite day on the rocks ever was climbing the beckey route in little cottonwood with my 15 year old son and two awesome guys (Geoff and Daniel Connnor)I taught how to climb in the mid 90s. Now they are crushing life and having fun in the mountains. For my own self serving enjoyment Rode hard and put up wet at foster falls Tn and dangling woo lee master in the big horn sheep mating grotto 

Two of my favorite are Wasatch routes- Perlas ridge with my future wife(long day, ran out of water and drank strait out of Bells canyon stream) and probably any route at Lone Peak, Triple overhangs being the best.

Prince of Darkness when it was all rusty and bent 1/4" spinners is also on the top of the list.

Rebuffat-Baquet, South face of the Aigulle du Midi.

Bulletproof granite, with a bit of every type of granite climbing, an outstanding crack  "crux" pitch, all with beautiful piton belays. Oh, and the descent, one rappel and take the cable car

Funny?

I think Beer Bong @ Ten Sleep canyon is a pretty good candidate. Starts as a regurlar TS face climb, then in enter the bong. You can face out & watch the valley in the middle of it. All of that in an easy 10 sport climb....

I don’t climb outside much but I would say Stinkwater at Ney Springs. 

I'd go with synapse collapse 11d at the cannabis wall in red rock. just 35 feet of the most perfect 45 degree overhung jug hauling and if it's right at your limit the end feels super desperate, but you know you can just gun it because the fall is completely safe. That, and maybe Sundial at Miller fork in the RRG, which is more like 80 feet of perfect technical face climbing, no extra holds, and a hand jam thrown in for fun.