300m. The very obvious south-facing Y shaped chasm providing the main watercourse out of the corrie (located to the west of the main crag). Very similar in nature and difficulty to West Gully at Beinn Udlaidh. Start at the base of the corrie where the water course turns from running north-south to east-west. Pitch 1: scramble over several easy ice steps into the heart of an ice amphitheatre. Pitch 2: climb the main flow steeply for 20m out of the amphitheatre into a second open bay where the gully forks (likely crux). Pitch 3: In the open bay take the right branch - follow the main water course up several steep steps until the angle of the gully eases off (40m). Thereafter the main climbing is over, either continue on up the gully for several more shorter easier ice steps, or break out left and join the left branch for its crux pitch right at the top!

K.Schwartz, K.M.Edga 03/Apr/1996.

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