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DescriptionLocated between the First and Second Apron on the West Flank of Evans. Starting 100 feet higher than its two neighbors, but summiting at the same altitude (roughly 14k), the West Buttress is a quick outing, but a lot of fun on immaculate granite. Getting ThereApproach as for the Second Apron, but pass below its north east face/corner, and aim up the talus on its left (east) side. The buttress is obvious, and from below, its top looks to be a massive stone flame rising from Evans rocky west ridge. Start from a ledge above the very toe of the buttress, directly in front of a perfectly triangular 7 foot chunk of rock. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for West Buttress:
Ozark Prom Queen 5.9 Trad, Alpine, 5 pitches, 540 feet, Grade III
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