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Climbs 20
Rocktype Schist
Altitude 9m a.s.l
Faces SW
Crag features
The coasts of Port na h-Aille and Ardscalpsie Point have some small outcrops and screes. Most of the rock is made of a flacky mica-schist (too many holds). The stones are often too small and covered of lichens. A huge vein of igneous rock (basalt) crosses the peninsula and forms a decent south west facing crag.
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Approach notes
Park at the seal spotting viewpoint car park. Walk through the field next to Ardscalpsie Cottage, towards the bay point. It's a 10 min walk.
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