Lost Corner and Crossover share the same first 50 foot section.  Follow the large-hand crack to a small ledge with some loose rocks.  A smaller crack parallels on the left.  Trickier than it looks. 

  From the ledge you have a couple of choices...

Lost Corner

Letterbox

Crossover

Journey to the Scenter of the Earth (note the spelling of "Scenter")

Lost Corner (Variation)

Downcast

Alternate start to lost corner. The alternate start makes the first section probably 5.6 and 10-15 feet shorter.

The route starts up the wide chimney formed by the massive blocks.  Once on the ledge midway you can climb a slimmer chimney with two laser cracks in the back or a hand crack to the right of the chimney.  The bottom is super fun.  It's like a giant jungle gym swinging your way up between the massive blocks.

Same start as Lost Corner but when you reach the ledge follow it right to the base of the dihedral with a thin crack (Downcast) and follow the wider somewhat blocky crack to the right.  The crux is just before you reach the ledge above the first section. The good stuff is the beginning of the climb.

Crux is the second ceiling, 5.10, the rest of the route is probably 5.7-5.8 except the first 10 feet which is closer to 5.5. 

The climb has two sections.  The first 50 foot section is a nice large-hand crack in a left-facing corner.  A smaller crack parallels on the left.  You'll then reach a ledge with small trees. 

  The second 40 foot section...

The climbs in this area are about 100 ft long and separated into two sections by a ledge.  It is relatively shady and cool for East Peak.  The goat trail along the base of the climbs is sketchy and loose.

Lost Corner

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Protection

Routes in Dihedral Section