A fairly standard route. Leadable for trad'ers, and a good warm up before moving onto Prowess or Mean Streak.

The Obvious Crack

Mean Streak

Midnight Chimney

Prow-ess

Easy Street

Follow the small ledges and holds up to the roof.  Pull the roof using the crack and continue to the top using the crack.  The crack is somewhat shallow, making jams difficult at times.  The crux is definitely the crack section.  Its called mean streak for a reason. 

 RCM&W #71, p.47.

A decent beginner climb or to teach someone stemming.  The first half of the climb is really easy followed by the 5.4 moves up high in the chimney.

Midnight Chimney separates Midnight Buttress from Sunday Buttress.  Prow-ess starts on dark rock immediately left of Midnight Chimney going straight up over the bulging upper half (crux).  Straying right to the chimney eases the difficulty considerably.

The buttress immediately to the right of Saturday Buttress.  This cliff contains four routes, the best of which is probably Mean Streak (5.10a).

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Routes in 6. Midnight Buttress