Shake Your Lettuce greets climbers with deceptively simple beginnings—a corner line etched into the rock face that, at first glance, seems straightforward. But as you ascend this 70-foot route, the challenge reveals itself in the subtle demands placed on your technique. This isn’t a climb that yields easily; it forces you to rethink your foot placements, coax power from underclings, and finesse pinches that test your grip and composure. The wall’s character shifts with the day’s energy—sometimes the moves flow naturally, other times it pushes back, reminding you that every climb lives in dialogue with the weather, your strength, and your strategy.

Positioned within Sully's Hangout in the Vancouver area of British Columbia, this route is a single-pitch, sport climb equipped with seven bolts and a solid anchor ring for rappel. The rock's texture rewards careful footwork, encouraging climbers to maintain balance and look for creative holds beyond the obvious. While 5.10d signals serious engagement, the varied difficulty along the face means you might encounter crux moves that challenge your endurance and precision.

Approaching the climb, you'll step into a setting marked by British Columbia's temperate climate and verdant surroundings. The access trail to Sully's Hangout is manageable, allowing you to carry your gear without strain. As the corner climbs skyward, it faces an orientation that captures shifting light throughout the afternoon, making mid-morning or late afternoon ideal windows when the rock is comfortably warm but not scorching.

Safety here is straightforward—the fixed bolts provide solid protection, but the reliance on precise foot technique means slips often stem less from gear failure and more from momentary lapses in balance. Climbers should be cautious on days when dampness or moisture could dull friction on small holds. The anchor setup facilitates a clean rappel descent, an important note for those planning quick getaways or multi-pitch combinations in the larger Sully’s Hangout area.

For those drawn to climbs that extend beyond pure strength, Shake Your Lettuce offers a conversation with the rock that rewards patience and adaptability. The blend of physical and mental puzzles invites climbers ready to test their footwork creativity while enjoying one of Vancouver's approachable sport climbs.