Climbs 5
Rocktype Gneiss
Altitude Tidal
Faces all
Crag features
A much photographed set of four sea stacks. Rock quality is solid low down becoming poor towards the top.
New lines have been done since 2016.
Not in any guidebook.
Approach notes
All stacks can be accessed by taking a path down to Port du Moulin and then scrambling North round the coast.
All stacks can be accessed an hour or two either side of a low spring tide.
Recent ascents have utilised a boat, there is suitable deep water north of the stacks to drop anchor and there are a number of platforms where a dingy can be landed.
Access Advice
No known bird restrictions but the stacks are home to a colony of guillemots and therefore should be avoided during nesting season (March - July).
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