Name that route by description PNW edition (#2)

Cougar buttress?

Not Cougar Buttress, wrong state. Looks like something to get on someday. Watch out for bees in the parking lot for the single pitch climb I’m thinking of. 

Wildcat crack?

Ding! Ding! Ding!  The Tieton delivers another classic!  You're up Mr O

The first ascensionist of this nearly 200 ft crack climb, who this climb is named after, did the FA onsight, free solo.

Ed's Jam?

You got it Anthony! Very humbling knowing its history while working through that crux thin hands section.

This popular route might be best known for a karate kick move at one of its cruxes. It might first feel improbable but it isn't too bad once you figure out the beta. 

WHAM!

Big Redwrote:

WHAM!

BINGO!

After clipping the chains on a popular moderate splitter, some muy picante people don't even bother placing gear as they boulder up steep incut slots to the next set of chains, adding a full number grade of difficulty.

Dame El Oro?

Got it, yours Brian!

A fixed #4 provides some much needed mental support as you surmount the last major obstacle guarding the summit of this ridge. 

BrianOwrote:

A fixed #4 provides some much needed mental support as you surmount the last major obstacle guarding the summit of this ridge. 

Full N Ridge of Stuart? Second pitch of the gendarme. 

That’s the one Garrett!

That pitch was pretty memorable as my wife’s reynauds hit hard and she slipped off the traverse after cleaning the last piece and swung into space. A little 3:1 action brought her back on track.

Anyway, next clue:

Right facing, right angle with awesome alliteration. 

Kangaroo Corner? 

Senior citizens in space?

Oh nice guesses that fit the clue well but it is neither of those. To the South of both of those routes. Add: This route is in a sector that is a bit of a walk and is likely the highest quality line among the 20ish routes.