Start standing down on the dirt ground (just off the sloped rock landing) with hands on decent holds on each side of the arête.  Establish with feet way under the roof (on cobbles).  Fire up to good holds up the arête and topout on jugs.

The Illustrious Flume Ride

Kanagawa

The Great Wave Traverse

Washed Up

Surf Break

This Is Water

Start standing under arete. Pull up on good holds and start traversing left across shelf. Make a fun cross over move to set for kanagawa. Finsh as for kanagawa.

Take a seat in the middle of the overhanging face. Reach up for crimps ,and move right hand to sloper ,then fire your left hand to the jug just under the lip. Easy mantel.

Start on the middle left of the slab side of the Flume Arete, with hands matched on the large half cobblestone.    The start is the crux-- step up on high on a hidden shelf, rock up to good pebbles.    Easy top-out.

STARTS on left hand shelf underneath the boulder with a right hand undercling of sorts. You get a right foot up onto a good foot hold and cam your left foot into a crack right of your left hand hold start. 

 You come out to a side pull just underneath the lip of the boulder and cross over with your left to a right angling edge to then move your right hand out to a bomber sidepull.

 CRUX is gaining the flat hold/ jug about 2ft ish up above the lip and pulling over.

 TOP OUT is pretty chill, being that the rock is puddingstone conglomerate you can find a slew of options.

Start with your left hand in the incut hold (where pebble came out) and right on the best pebble you can.    Crux is the start-- feet are bad and the rock over is harder than Washed up.

The Flume arete is a giant arete like feature made of solid pudding stone.

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Routes in The Flume Arete