120m, 3 pitches.
Starting at the same point as Red Gully, the gully on the extreme right of the buttress has a short sharp but well protected section. it cuts up deeply rightwards to a short pitch which is usually taken on the right, initially on ice. Continue up a shallow gully for 25m from where it is easy to the top, or for those who don't want to go to plateau, a 40m traverse to the Goat track.
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CUMC Ticklist , Coire an t'Sneachda Low Grade Routes , Winter 20-21 Ticklist
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| soularch | 6 Mar, 2022 |
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βeta: Excellent repeat, good firm snow and some ice patches, even got 1 screw in. Bit of digging to find 'cave' belay. Enjoyable climb. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Excellent repeat, good firm snow and some ice patches, even got 1 screw in. Bit of digging to find 'cave' belay. Enjoyable climb. |
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Route of Interest
Y-Gully Right Branch
Grade: II ***
(Cairn Gorm - Cairn Lochan)