Fun route on beautiful Wyoming granite! Starts with a short and steep splitter hand crack, then a slab traverse to the right, protected by a single bolt, over to a flake. Follow the flake up to a nice belay ledge with 2 bolted anchors. From the anchors, keep following the flake up through a small roof, which I would say is the crux. After the roof, the flake goes for some more before ending in another slab section, with protection right where you need it, and then up some steeper, but easier climbing to a huge ledge. There is a 2 bolt anchor at this ledge, and you can double rope rap down, or single rope rap to previous anchors, or walk off following the ledge to climbers left, or keep going up one of the routes up to the top. Route can be done in one pitch with good rope management.

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A nice pitch that reaches a big ledge cutting across the whole face that is useful in descent of many longer routes on the crag. It's located on the left end of the big slabby and attractive west face, just before some harsh looking roofs. The accompanying photo will help identify the start.

Climb cracks and corners to some easier ground. Move left and up towards a shallow dihedral, then ascend this feature to the big ledge.   Alot of fun.

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Routes in Scab Creek Buttress