Climbs 39
Rocktype Gneiss
Altitude 45m a.s.l
Faces NE
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Sunset on Loch Maree © Gav M
Crag features
Awesome, sustained climbing, offering both sport and trad. It dries very quickly despite facing north-west and north-east.
Recommendations:
Spirit Air E5 6a
Arial E3 5c
Bad for midges!
Approach notes
Parking at the road end close to Loch Maree (57.741931, -5.582767).
A path can be followed a little above the shoreline (35mins). If the bracken is too high, try approaching by the shore until forced up, then down again.
No Access Issues
Bad for midges!
When the Loch water is low it only takes half an hour to approach staying on the rocky lochside.
| Topo for the sport routes is herehttps://www.flickr.com/photos/7538425@N05/29391638356/in/photolist-LMeQ6s-LBRy8Z-8mnJoy-dRHGev-6uQB8D-8Zpw7e-pNNdy5-dcq3kQ-8LTnzs-8unT5-8y834m-5nXYj9-GgeBP9-4P5Eo8-6kvMRh-8kxeF3-fQhg5k-PEBXX-5nU4ep-Dt4Df8-fuphvt-3sznow-8ku3vg-8ZsJPf-2wkvps-dcLGkY-5pHCid-dcPiRk-deKmfz-8ZpwZp-5pDomp-sxEku1-bm7d7t-3cwYe-8nxdtx-tMkH7D-HJxB1z-zw82Yx-FLu7V1-DgBGD2-DEvLTe-AGid5i-G3rXsU-G9gJhy-xz67qN-xSkVEa-nq4ac4-cQ7pHw-zEdkGW-HY2mM6 Ean T - 14/Oct/16 |
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