This route is for those who like walking more than climbing.  If you are planning a trip up the left side of Seal Rock and are an aficionado of obscure Flatirons, this might be worth a quick detour.  The crux is near the bottom, nothing too hard, but the lack of traffic keeps it dirty and covered in pine needles.  Once you reach the left-facing flake, there is plenty of gear if you want it.  Higher on the face the easiest path is through a section of dark brown rock that is pretty loose and flakey.   You can avoid it by staying left. With a 70m rope, you can easily make the top in one pitch.  If not, there are a few good spots to belay from....

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