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Kristen finishing the hard stuff of Mean Streak.

Description 

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


Getting There 

Approach as per Saturday Buttress and continue on the cliffside trail until you reach this cliff. To set up top ropes scramble up the chimney to the left of the Saturday Buttress and walk across the top of the cliff to this buttress.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for 6. Midnight Buttress:
Mean Streak   5.10a     Trad, TR, 1 pitch, 40 feet   
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The Midnight Buttress with Mean Streak in the middle.

Mean Streak 5.10a  MN : Blue Mounds SP (Luverne) : ... : 6. Midnight Buttress
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....[more]   Browse More Classics in MN