Flasby Fell is the area north of Skipton and west of Crookrise including the twin summits of Sharp Haw and Rough Haw. From a distance the edge of Sharp Haw looks promising but on closer inspection there is only very limited climbing potential. The best bouldering is on a big boulder near the tarn below Sharp Haw, home to one of the hardest problems in the country.
Sharp Haw Edge
In about three places the edge is compact enough to be worth climbing, but there is nothing difficult enough to interest the average boulderer.
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The buttress above the tarn has a few short routes, and one crimpy problem up the centre of the left wall.
Tarn Boulder
Slightly further down the hill and on the other side of the fence, this boulder is the best that Flasby Fell can offer. There are a handful of problems here, all of which look good. The ramp line in the middle of the overhanging wall is the awesome Rhythm (8b+ or thereabouts).
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