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South
Lake Tahoe Climbing
Authors |
Chris
McNamara |
Routes: |
250+
(click to see the
complete route list) |
Difficulty:
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5.4-5.13c |
Pages: |
184
pages |
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Edition: |
1st
Edition, March 2004 |
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South
Lake Tahoe offers exquisite year-round climbing for every ability
and taste. Trad climbers can jam smooth Yosemite-like cracks at
Sugarloaf or Eagle Lake, pull on steep knobs at Phantom Spires,
lead their first multi-pitch route at Lover’s Leap. Sport
climbers can clip bolts at Luther Rock, Luther Spires and Mayhem
Cove. This book focuses on some of the highest quality granite in
the Sierra.
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Complete
List of Included Climbs |
Route Name |
Formation |
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Review |
| Psychedelic Tree 5.9, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A view from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
4 |
5.9 |
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| The Line 5.9, Lover's Leap, East Wall
The most striking line at The Leap.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
3 |
5.9 |
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| Haystack 5.8, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A view from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
3 |
5.8 |
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| East Crack 5.8, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A view from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
3 |
5.8 |
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| Fantasia 5.9 R, Lover's Leap, East Wall
One of the more intimidating routes at The Leap.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
3 |
5.9 R |
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| Scimitar 5.9 R, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A view from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
3 |
5.9 R |
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| Pop Bottle 5.7, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A view from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
2 |
5.7 |
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| East Wall 5.7, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A view from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
2 |
5.7 |
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| East Corner 5.11b, Lover's Leap, East Wall
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
2 |
5.11b |
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| Preperation H 5.8, Lover's Leap, East Wall
Preperation H
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
1 |
5.8 |
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| Labor of Love 5.10a, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A wild steep face climb.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
1 |
5.10a |
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| End of The Line 5.10c, Lover's Leap, East Wall
A short but stout climb.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Lover's Leap, East Wall |
1 |
5.10c |
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