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Angel Wings Apostle, The Bongo Boulder Cubicle Crag Devil's Advocate Devil's Horns Devil's Thumb Devil's Wings, Eastern Slabs Devil's Wings, West Face Fatiron Fern Canyon Flying Flatiron Goose, The Isolation Rock Jamcrack Spire Keel, The Lost And Found Maiden, The Major Maroon Boulder Matron, The Overhang Rock Pyramid Saqqara Seal Rock Shadowfax Shanahan Crag Sibling, The Slab, The Sphinx, The Sunset Wall Terrain Boulders Tiny Tower Toddler Rock Tower Of The Moon Upper Blues Boulders
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DescriptionThis section of the Flatirons holds some of the best climbing in the Flatirons, but it seems to be less crowded. For the purposes of this organization, this section extends from Bear Canyon to Eldorado Canyon. Great rocks such as the Maiden, Matron, Devil's Thumb, Nebel Horn, Seal Rock, and the Goose offer lower end difficulty climbs for beginner trad leaders and also more challenging trad lines. Excellent sport routes also can be found, some several pitches in length. The longest line in the area can be found here. There is plenty to explore here. Getting ThereThe approaches vary depending on where you're headed. For rocks like the Matron, take the South Mesa Trail head from the open space park on the way to Eldorado Canyon SP off CO Hwy 170. Otherwise, N. Shanahan trail from Table Mesa or Fern Canyon via the Mesa Trail from NCAR. See specific routes for exact directions. AccessVarious of the Flatirons are closed for falcon nesting from Feb 1 up to July 31 and for bat nesting Apr 1 to Aug 31. Historically, some of these in this area have included The Matron, Towers of the Moon, Jam Crack Spire, Devil's Thumb, Nebel Horn, Jaws, The Fin, Fern Canyon, The Goose, The Goose Eggs, and possibly others.
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Spewbacca V4 CO : Flatirons : ... : Terrain Boulders
Begin in underclings on the large flake near the right side of the boulder. Move up the seam making strenuous moves on mostly good holds then move out left to a good rail. From the rail, make a committing move back right and top out on good holds. ...[more]
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