The "un-obvious P4".....Reaching the "Endeavor Crack" on P4 of Endeavor. Here, many climbers inadvertently follow the route "White Streak" up towards the blocky corner and oak tree.

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The "un-obvious P4".....Reaching the "Endeavor Crack" on P4 of Endeavor. Here, many climbers inadvertently follow the route "White Streak" up towards the blocky corner and oak tree.

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Endeavour, pitch one

Our P2 (Webster's P3) variants include left-side, up the middle, and right side (arrow to quick-draw); "left-side" is not to be confused with the far left 5.10a "variation".

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“The "un-obvious P4".....Reaching the "Endeavor Crack" on P4 of Endeavor. Here, many climbers inadvertently follow the route "White Streak" up towards the blocky corner and oak tree.”

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Josh LeMay half way up "P1+P2" of Endeavor

The arching crack that marks the start of Endeavor. The orange arrow points to the leader, who is at (or near) the old P1 belay 35-40 ft up the pitch.

Endeavour, pitch one

The "un-obvious P4".....Reaching the "Endeavor Crack" on P4 of Endeavor. Here, many climbers inadvertently follow the route "White Streak" up towards the blocky corner and oak tree.

Our P2 (Webster's P3) variants include left-side, up the middle, and right side (arrow to quick-draw); "left-side" is not to be confused with the far left 5.10a "variation".

S Matz on our P2 climbing the left side variant..."unlikely looking, but easiest way"

Our P4, (The "White Streak variation") up the slab above the mid-slab belay at the large block & small oak tree

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Old Ring Pin, 20ft up P1 (I believe the pin is now gone )

The P3 corner move

Sweet Crack P4

Good belay stance mid way through the money crack.

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Butt shot of Pitch 5, such a sweet crack in a well featured slab!

The new double bolt anchor at the top of P3. There's a similar anchor at the top of P5.

Bartram on the end of P2

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David G on the 5.5 upper crack.

David G on the upper crack - see position from above relative to rest of cliff

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Ian just before the steep crux of the route (pitch 2) on a cold & gusty April 3rd.

The view looking back towards North Conway from P2 anchors

S Matz at "about" the level of Webster's P1 belay. Today nearly everyone runs out one long (180 ft) pitch to the big pine tree.

Pitch 1

The View into Maine

Wasp Next Maybe, just below and left of this pin on P1

Our P3 on Endeavor...actually climbing on the route "White Streak". Endeavor goes more right-ish.

Top section of our P1 (Webster's P2)

Seconding the money pitch - Jay Knower photo.

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Near the end of the hand crack pitch. The tree on the right at the optional belay is dead.

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The awesome slab hand crack up high. Very fun to do in one pitch if you have a 70M or some simul climbing skills.

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