Start right of Pimp-Ass Midgiemullet on orange rock. Pull small roof on jugs then traverse left after the second bolt and head up the obvious gritty black streak.

Joe Dirt

Party in the Back

Ignatius

Business in the Front

Troubador

Mohawk

The Prow

Military Cut

Tongue Lash

Pimp-Ass Midgiemullet

Mixed Max

A slightly overhanging start leads to two bulges. The tricky crux comes at the second bulge and the last bolt. Looks like slab climbing from the ground, but feels overhung while pulling the move.

Left trending, sustained and slightly overhanging climbing on some of the biggest holds at the ranch.

Make a reachy move past the first bolt. Moderate climbing entails until the crux move just below the anchors. This route was originally led on gear.

Start by climbing up to a big ledge, then finish on sustained overhanging climbing with big holds.

Start just left of the arete. Climb to the obvious flake and make a hard layback move to the base of the roof. From here step around and climb the right side of the arete past two more bolts to the top.

Face climb on the rightmost side of the boulder with a crux at the first bolt.

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Good sustained face climb up a dark streak

Sit-start at the back, climb out slopers on the right side of the roof and then mantle over the tip.

There are several high quality routes at the Mullet Buttress, but there are rarely many climbers. It could be due to the large sticker bushes at the bases during the summer months, but it is easy enough to avoid them.

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Routes in Mullet Buttress