This is the southern face of the Flake Boulder. This huge boulder is unmistakable, although the height changes with sand levels. The Flake Boulder marks the northern end of public lands - DO NOT CLIMB north of this boulder!

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This is the southern face of the Flake Boulder. This huge boulder is unmistakable, although the height changes with sand levels. The Flake Boulder marks the northern end of public lands - DO NOT CLIMB north of this boulder!

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There are at least four problems on the face of this boulder.

Flint Rock cave in the late 1990's

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Ryan Westby

Aug 2, 2019

“This is the southern face of the Flake Boulder. This huge boulder is unmistakable, although the height changes with sand levels. The Flake Boulder marks the northern end of public lands - DO NOT CLIMB north of this boulder!”

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