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Climbing Area Index / Mt. Oscar (lower left) / Bucking Bronco Arête (5.8)
Directions:  Bucking Bronco Arete is defined by the large right facing corner that arches right to a blocky headwall. Look for bolts on slabs that lead to a small arête.
Description: Note: bolt on upper slab can be hard to see and is critical to clip especially if slab is wet.
    Pitch 1: Climb up for about 60’ and moving left to the main skyline arête (Bucking Bronco). Make improbable move left with bolt onto the arête proper. Follow arête and slab to the top.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: rap the route

 
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