Ascent Notes for: Annie Oh! - 5.8 popular Average Rating : 4.24/5

Led the first pitch of Three Doves to the second pitch of Anne Oh!. P1 had some nice moves, but P2 was amazing. Multiple, 5.8 cruxes, with gear where you need it, but not necessary where I would have liked it. Thoughtful, and committing, not the best route for a new 5.8 leader (Son of Easy O, Absurdland seemed easier). Bring small and finger-sized gear, and place it whenever possible - it might be awhile until you get another chance.

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... onsighted it. It's still excellent. Oh, and the "scary flake" is gone.

easy climbing off the ledge, gets more difficult quickly. Good gear and an interesting exit move.

First pitch is great, but, very limited gear opportunities. 2nd pitch has a couple of very interesting moves. Will that hollow flake fall off the wall?

Let someone else figure it out and leave it alone! Surprisingly secure 2-finger pocket just to the right anyway.
Did P2 after P1 of Three Doves. Multiple insecure and committed cruxes made this mentally exhausting as an on-sight (at least for me). Wouldn't lead this if not solid in 5.8. Great climb though!

I found feet that were never there, moves that were easier than I remember. Fun climb. Thin in spots, committing in others.

Many great climbs in this area. This is a great one especially if Arrow or Limelight is taken. There are many options for finishing the second pitch on Hawkeye, Three Doves etc..

Felt much harder than an 8. Very tricky climbing in a couple of spots. Fun finish through the groove.

climbed with Dave (P2 only). He led and i followed. pitch 2 has interesting, delicate moves on beautiful rock.