Name that Route, Vol IV.

Juan Vargaswrote:

Imaginary Voyage, Needles?

That's it!

I vividly remember that knobby crack on P1 of Imaginary Voyage. Probably the highlight of the route imo.

My turn: 

Juan Vargaswrote:

I vividly remember that knobby crack on P1 of Imaginary Voyage. Probably the highlight of the route imo.

My turn: 

Something in Maine?

David Cummings wrote:

Otter Cliffs?

Getting closer

Warriors wrote:

You are correct! My memory is so crappy from decades ago. It was Turning Point I believe, not Tribal Rite. Fantastic spot. Thanks for the call out. 

Hah! Thanks for the reply, and definitely not a call out; just a bit puzzled, and suspected that your memory might be getting as bad as mine is! I've occasionally wondered what the terrain is like on those two routes to the left; one rarely hears anything about them, and I don't think I've ever seen a published topo. Do you recall seeing many substantial features over there, or is it all just Shield Headwall blankness?

Edit:- Just looked at the topo for Quo Vadis - mountainproject.com/route/1… ; could it be the 'bivy for 3+' to the left of that route's 19th belay stance?

Juan Vargaswrote:

I vividly remember that knobby crack on P1 of Imaginary Voyage. Probably the highlight of the route imo.

My turn: 

Adair by the sea?

Juan Vargaswrote:

I vividly remember that knobby crack on P1 of Imaginary Voyage. Probably the highlight of the route imo.

My turn: 

Guillotine, but I cheated and looked

Jordan Duncanwrote:

Guillotine, but I cheated and looked

Guillotine, yes. But since you cheated, maybe Aunt Patty can go since she was the closest to getting it?

Juan Vargaswrote:

Guillotine, yes. But since you cheated, maybe Aunt Patty can go since she was the closest to getting it?

O man, I don't have to many climbing photos.  Hopefully this one isn't to obscure, but an east coast classic nonetheless.

Edit since I guess I hit my post limit. N H got it (very fitting user name) your up!

Something on main cliff at Rumney? Underdog?

Matt Schilowitzwrote:

Something on main cliff at Rumney? Underdog?

Not Rumney, but still schist

Aunt Pattywrote:

O man, I don't have to many climbing photos.  Hopefully this one isn't to obscure, but an east coast classic nonetheless.

Big Red? 

Nol Hwrote:

Big Red? 

Is someone able to confirm this guess? It seems like folks are in agreement.

NH, if you’re confident I think you can go ahead and post!

Doctor Drakewrote:

Is someone able to confirm this guess? It seems like folks are in agreement.

NH, if you’re confident I think you can go ahead and post!

That's Big Red on the Wild River Crag for sure. 

Doctor Drakewrote:

Is someone able to confirm this guess? It seems like folks are in agreement.

NH, if you’re confident I think you can go ahead and post!

i hit my post limit yesterday and edited my OG post. N H got it! Let's keep the ball rolling

Neat! Here's one from my stomping grounds

Nol Hwrote:

Neat! Here's one from my stomping grounds

The El! Classic. Never done it, but have driven by many times wishing I had a local partner.

Doctor Drakewrote:

The El! Classic. Never done it, but have driven by many times wishing I had a local partner.

Bingo!

Bit of a different perspective on this one, so maybe it'll be tricky to recognize, but this is an insanely popular climb

Doctor Drakewrote:

The El! Classic. Never done it, but have driven by many times wishing I had a local partner.

That picture is like a time machine for me. In about 1978 I did it with a guy named Rick Morse. We were a couple of kids. 

Then, the area was referred to as the "Ad's," a much nicer named than today's "Dack's." Alas...