Perched on the right edge of the Cedar Point's Trifecta Wall, The Holy Threesome challenges climbers with a bold variation on the classic Amigos route. Starting from the Amigos’ base, you traverse right toward the first bolt, committing to a steep slab where technique and focus become your closest allies. The climb rewards each deliberate move with a signature two-finger pocket, a subtle hold that tests finger strength and body tension. As you clip the second bolt, the route presses straight upward, joining the Amigos route at the third bolt, where both paths converge to the anchor. This route’s 30-foot single pitch demands precision; there’s little room for error before reaching that initial clip. Fall protection is minimal, injecting a gentle edge of risk that commands respect and careful footwork.

The rock here speaks quietly, textured yet unforgiving, demanding an intimate conversation between climber and stone. A cool breeze often sweeps across the wall, carrying low forest scents from the surrounding canopy and sharpening your senses. The openness of the Black Slabbeth Wall offers distant views toward the lush, green contours of New Brunswick’s wilderness, reminding you that adventure rides on focus as much as strength.

This sport climb is rated 5.10+ PG13, a step up in difficulty from Amigos, particularly due to the slab’s technical demands and the cautious mental game required before the first bolt. Although short in length, these 30 feet encapsulate a concentrated challenge of balance, body positioning, and careful gear clipping.

To get here, approach Cedar Point by car through local roads near New Brunswick’s forests. The trail to the base is straightforward, though uneven in spots, so solid hiking shoes and careful footing are recommended. Timing the climb in the mid-morning ensures the slab is warmed but not overly heated, keeping friction favorable. Carry at least one quickdraw per bolt plus a personal anchor for safety. The 3-bolt protection is straightforward but leaves no margin for slack during the initial moves, highlighting the importance of confidence and steady pacing.

At its core, The Holy Threesome is a crisp, intense slab experience that blends the tranquility of the forested surroundings with the sharp focus needed on the face. It's ideal for climbers ready to move beyond familiar routes and embrace the humble complexity of a refined slab problem with a hint of exposure.

Prepare for the descent by lowering on fixed chains; avoid excessive swinging, especially on days when the wind catches the wall. Always double-check your anchor setup before committing to the rappel.

This route sits within a climbing area that respects natural preservation, with minimal development to maintain the wild character of the wall and its environs. Expect a peaceful atmosphere rarely interrupted by crowds, perfect for those seeking a quiet challenge amid New Brunswick’s rugged charm.