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Climbing Area Index / Mt. Oscar / Raven Groove (5.6)
Directions:  Bucking Bronco Arete is defined by the large right facing corner that arches right to a blocky headwall. The headwall is the second pitch of Raven Groove.
Description: 
    Pitch 1: Follows corner with shallow groove past a bolt, continue straight up and left to two bolt belay to right of Bucking Bronco headwall. 120’

    Pitch 2: Climb steep little head wall to the top. 60’
Gear: standard rack
Descent: rap the route
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