Short Stack of Flap Jacks

This crack ranges from thin hands at the bottom to wide hands at the top. The crux of the route is definitely topping out Look for a chock stone in the crack with orange cordage to lower from. If this climb was longer, it would receive more stars.

This climb is located directly above the large boulder and is the first climbable crack to the right of the obvious dihedral.

(1) #1, (2) #2s, and an optional #3 to back up the chock stone anchor