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What routes did you do here, where they ok? We went here for a reccy a couple of weeks ago (in blazing sunshine too :o) but thought the routes looked a bit crappy and indistinct/vegetated looking. Apart from one wee VS called Wee Arete (which unfortunately had a huge wasps nest on it! (or fortunately as the case may be, when you're just in the right mood for bottling your 3rd VS lead, lol!)
SonyaD - 30/Jul/08
Jaggy Bunnets(S*) is an awesome route with the crux as the twin cracks at the top. We did Jugs Direct Start (VS) also which was ok. Another good route is A Votre Sante Dickie Direct Start(S). I've never done separation but it looks good also VS. We love this crag as were from Yorkshire and it has that kind of feel!
Smeggles - 30/Jul/08
Cheers. Yeah, Jaggy Bunnets looked ok too, as did all the routes in that wee section. Unfortunately there was a group out toproping that day! And I didn't like the look of the routes on the main wall, thought they were the scrappy looking ones. Remind me never to go to Yorkshire if that's what the climbing is like down there, lol! (no offence! :o)
SonyaD - 31/Jul/08
It was the sheep that reminded us most of all, so don't worry. Yorkshire is well worth a visit!
Smeggles - 10/Aug/08
Jaggy Bunnets is great! more like HS ;-)
Totally recommend A Votre Sante, Jugs Direct and Woodworm (finish is a bit dirty though). There is a worthwhile short severe crackline on a slab near the left end of the crag. Wee Bremmer is a quality route also, my personal favoute of the bunch.
Creag na h-Eighe is used alot by groups.
Gear at the top isn't that bad, I wouldn't say that stakes are needed.
GrahamJ - 01/Sep/08
Totally recommend A Votre Sante, Jugs Direct and Woodworm (finish is a bit dirty though). There is a worthwhile short severe crackline on a slab near the left end of the crag. Wee Bremmer is a quality route also, my personal favoute of the bunch.
Creag na h-Eighe is used alot by groups.
Gear at the top isn't that bad, I wouldn't say that stakes are needed.