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Summer flowers and the First Flatiron in Chautauqua Park.
Follow the main trail and signs to the base of the climb.
The Direct Route starts at the base of this staircase.
Loreah Winlow
Begin 1,200 feet of fun!
The large ledge that finishes pitch four makes a great lunch spot.
No bolts, only natural anchors on this climb.
Loreah Winlow
Atop the spine leading to the summit, high over Boulder.
Some short slab sections stand between you and the summit on the final ridge traverse.
Scrambling along the summit spine near the climb's finish.
On top! Climbers set up a single-rope rappel on the bolted anchor.
View of Denver and climbers on the Third Flatiron from the First Flatiron summit.
Beginning the rappel down the backside of the First Flatirion.

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