The Laurentian Mountains are among of the oldest ones in the world. Erosion resulted in convex peaks unlike those of the Alps and Rockies. These aren't mountains with overhangs or sharp peaks and needles are very rare. My photo shows the Mount Condor Needle. It's in the heart of the Laurentians near Val-David (Province of Quebec, Canada). It is a very popular spot for young rock climbers (… and their fathers: the climber is my son! :-) )