Flake Route 

FA:  Mike Dunn, John Fain - 1987 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.9- [details] Length:  1 pitch, 80 feet Views: 60 page views Submitted By: saxfiend on Mar 1, 2008 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Denmark cruises up the namesake feature of the Fla...

Description 

Fun route, with excellent protection and interesting moves. Rated 5.9 by the Dixie Cragger's Atlas, it's soft for the grade, but worthwhile nevertheless.

Work your way up a huge left-facing flake, using the flake itself or the crack between it and the main wall. When the flake ends, follow the face above and surmount an overhang with great holds, then continue up the face to the top.

Location 

Starts about five minutes down the trail from the Lucky Strikes area; you'll pass two dangerous spots where the trail is cut by a v-notch in the cliff. The first is protected by a safety cable, but the second isn't, so proceed carefully. Flake Route starts just past the second cleft.

Protection 

Medium gear; nuts and cams up to #2 Camalot or the like. Build a gear anchor and/or sling a tree at the top.