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East Wall
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Known as the Leap's best runout climb! Route finding is difficult the higher you go. Different to the rest of the wall with the lack of large features
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This route is another obvious line that incorporates all of the trad climbing technicalities. Gear placement can be tricky, so bring slings to avoid awkward rope drag, and good luck with avoiding long runouts!
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The pitches are straight forward, with sweet moves followed by a few awkward moves. The top can finish straight up or to the right. One of the best routes on the East Wall
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An amazing line that has comfortable movements besides the "Bear's Reach" moves. A great warm up on another classic!
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Exposed at times as you traverse left to Bushy Ledge
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One pitch route. You need to be a confident 5.10 leader due to the lack of gear placement in the first 30ft. The route is a mix of gear and bolts
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This is definitely the most popular route on Lover's Leap. The route is a literal straight line. There are amazing features that compliment all styles of climbing. The route finishes with an amazing roof. ULTRA CLASSIC!
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A height dependent route, meaning it is a little different as far as difficulty goes depending on your height. Amazing features and holds. Bring two ropes to rappel from!
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Great, low angle, easy route! Belay at the golder rock scar. Not one of the most incredible routes on the wall
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First pitch is 5.7, followed by a roof on the second pith that is a difficult bouldery roof problem. You can pull through with gear if you can through it!
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Another amazing and obvious crack. This is a great intro to 5.8, with many unique movements, as well as a 4ft roof.
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Quality crack climbing with nice jams. Finishes on Haystack