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Lemme Put My Love Into You

5.8, Sport, 50 ft (15 m),  Avg: 2.2 from 35 votes
FA: Cali Brown
Utah > Wasatch Range > Southern Wasatch > Rock Canyon > AC/DC Wall

Description

A really fun bit of climbing with big holds where you need them.

Start with a bit of somewhat overhanging, intimidating-looking terrain that fortunately is relatively easy to overcome with some big holds. Continue up using large holds through a vertical section or two until a fun, overhanging bit just before the chains.

The anchor is set back above a large ledge; rappelling rather than lowering will save your rope.

Location

Uphill (left) from the roof (with three bolted lines) immediately left of the black streaks are three bolted lines that start up overhanging terrain. Lemme Put My Love Into You is the left-most of the three (and the least-overhanging).

Protection

7 bolts, chain anchors. The first bolt can be clipped while standing on the ground uphill just a bit from the route, which makes for a safer beginning.

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Rappel down Lemme Put My Love Into You because of the unforgiving ledge before the chains.
[Hide Photo] Rappel down Lemme Put My Love Into You because of the unforgiving ledge before the chains.
Perin Blanchard just below the chains on Lemme Put My Love Into You.<br>
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Photo by John Ross.
[Hide Photo] Perin Blanchard just below the chains on Lemme Put My Love Into You. Photo by John Ross.

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Alma Madsen
Maple Valley, WA
[Hide Comment] Great climb. The start and finish are really fun. Plenty of good holds right where you need them. Jul 28, 2009
jtwalter
Orem, UT
[Hide Comment] I would definitely second the idea about rappelling from the anchors. The serrated edge at the top of the climb that the rope goes over is evil incarnate. Sep 4, 2009
[Hide Comment] Had my 15 year old nephew do his first lead on this route and it was a good challenge. There are good holds the whole way up and the route is well protected. Rappelling off the top is a good idea. Jun 5, 2012
Anson Call
Reno, NV
  5.8
[Hide Comment] If it wasn't already abundantly clear, I'm going to third the suggestion to rap off this one. The edge beneath the anchors is horrible. Don't leave the ground without your ATC! Nov 27, 2013
Daniel Maynes
Provo, UT
  5.8
[Hide Comment] Better rock than on the route to the left, but also shorter. Moves over 2-3 bulges with large holds. It was quite fun, but over pretty quick. Aug 13, 2019
Spence Webb
Colorado Springs, CO
  5.8
[Hide Comment] I actually think this one isn't quite as good as For Those About to Rock to the left. The start can be kind of tricky for a 5.8, but everyone in our group did it. I'd also lead it every time you can and rapp down- it tore up my buddy's rope quite a bit when he tried to top it. Fun climb though! Aug 17, 2021