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Below the East Face of Buck. The ascent goes up a small couloir just left of the prominent buttress on the right side of the picture, then traverses across and up the East face. Or ascend the East Ridge for a little more spice (4th class)
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The upper portion of Moonshot. The couloir doglegs to the rider's left below.
Albright, Static, and Buck (L to R)
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Ben Johnson
Mar 16, 2015 near Moose Wilson Road, WY
“Below the East Face of Buck. The ascent goes up a small couloir just left of the prominent buttress on the right side of the picture, then traverses across and up the East face. Or ascend the East Ridge for a little more spice (4th class)”  

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Below the East Face of Buck. The ascent goes up a small couloir just left of the prominent buttress on the right side of the picture, then traverses across and up the East face. Or ascend the East Ridge for a little more spice (4th class)
Albright, Static, and Buck (L to R)
Descending the "Exit Couloir" in sloppy spring conditions. A line out on the face to the right is passable in all but the most meager snow years as well.
Ascending on the lower East Ridge of Buck Mountain
Video of spring Buck ascent
Chute the Moon, big snow year (2010/11). Moonshot is the prominent dog-leg line to the left.
Looking toward the summit of Albright Peak.
The upper portion of Moonshot. The couloir doglegs to the rider's left below.
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Buck Mountain, East Face

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Moose Wilson Road, WY
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