240m, 6 pitches. Start on the terrace 10m to the right of The Scroll at a good diagonal cam crack.

1) 4c, 65m. Climb up and right over bold slabs towards the first of two left-facing flake features. Small gear can be placed just below the first feature, which is climbed up and left then up more bold slabs to below the second flake. A final tricky step up to the flake feature provides much needed gear, before continuing again up and left over more bold slabs to a crack (gear). From here head diagonally left towards the obvious corner (first belay of Comes the Breanish) and belay. A bold pitch on immaculate rock.

2) 4b, 60m. Climb up and slightly left up the corner and slabs above to reach a vegetated corner trending rightwards. Follow this, then continue over overlaps and slabs to belay as per Comes the Breanish or above and left at a spike. A well-protected if a little vegetated pitch which would go in the wet.

3 + 4) 4c. Continue up the 3+4th pitch of Comes the Breanish then traverse into Lochlann to finish make a lovely consistent route.

FA. Robert Middleton, Helen Fairclough 19/Apr/2019.

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