Type: Boulder, 16 ft (5 m)
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Shared By: Aron Quiter on Jun 17, 2003 · Updates
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Climb up and right from the flake traverse. You'll see asmall hole about 2 feet up from the right side of the flake,and then a large jug looking thing 12 or so feet off theground. Hitting the jug is the crux, but you're still notdone yet! Hold on and find some feet as you use less thanideal holds to pull yourself over the edge.Be careful if you decide to fall, as the landing area issoft, but sometimes a little small for this climb. Logs,trees, and the first couple of feet of the rock itself areall potential hazards.A v6 variation called the bubble bypass exists skipping the bubble and going big for the incut.

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Crashpad and some good balance will suffice.

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Alex reaching for the bubble
Alex reaching for the bubble
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On "the bubble" hold.
On "the bubble" hold.
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Tobal in action
Tobal in action
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About to move to the mini jug!
About to move to the mini jug!
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The upper holds of The Bubble. Start just below these holds, use the lower section of the flake (up to where the large crack joins the flake) to a reachy move to a finger pocket. Continue up and over the top using the jug and some less than ideal holds over the top.
The upper holds of The Bubble. Start just belo…
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