Climb the leftwards arching arete with poor feet and improving hands.

The Arete

Problem B

The Flake Crack

Problem A

Problem C

The Groove

East Arete

Climb the groove directly via a series of excellent technical moves.

Start with hands over the overlap.   Make a hard move to get established on the slab above then cruise directly up the slab to the top of the boulder.

Flake or flaking?

This problem tackles the prominent crack in the middle of the north face.

Climb the crack with questionable rock to a steep mantleshelf finish.

Start with hands high on two small underclings.  Pull on then up on the starting holds to reach up to the sloping arete.

Make a hard move to get established onto the arete then traverse right to the boulders apex for a mantle finish.

Start at the tennis ball sized hueco on the underside of the slab.   Pull up and over onto the slab.

SDS on pockets and using the arete (or not) make the span to a better hold above.  The top is a bit loose, so exercise care.  Very stout, but one of the better moderates at the Sads.  Doesn't get as much traffic as it should.

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Routes in Flake Boulder