The eye-catching open book dihedral on the north side of Flowing Springs Road. While it's relatively short, all of the climbing on this rig is quality. A nice handcrack pinches down to fingerlocks and a great stance where you can place 2,3, maybe even 4 5 or 6 pieces of gear before heading into the boulder problem crux.

 Stem and crimp your way through the exciting and slightly dangerous blank section to the enjoyable finish.

 2 bolt rap anchor at the top.

 The name comes from the famous book by Dee Brown

Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee

Apache Prize Fighter

climb slightly overhanging hand crack making hard moves on good gear to a bolt then maintain your balance to a horizontal shelf  to another bolt, mantle the shelf  to the anchor.

This area is on both sides of flowing Springs road. Walls are N S and E as the river bends.

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Routes in Flowing Spring Camp Ground