2 pitches.
Pleasant climb, but lots of loose rock as the crag does not appear to be climbed often.
Pitch 1: Start at the obvious tree at the lowest point of the of the crag. Climb up behind it, following the right trending ramp to a large grassy ledge. Avoid the block filled chimney, instead move left to the thin vertical crack, ascend this to the bottom of a large block, go up and over this to belay on a big bollard.
Pitch 2: Walk to the bottom of the obvious wall with a big zigzag crack, climb this to finish (easy climbing but almost no gear without a huge friend). Scramble up the slope above to find a belay, among the choss.
Pitch 1: Start at the obvious tree at the lowest point of the of the crag. Climb up behind it, following the right trending ramp to a large grassy ledge. Avoid the block filled chimney, instead move left to the thin vertical crack, ascend this to the bottom of a large block, go up and over this to belay on a big bollard.
Pitch 2: Walk to the bottom of the obvious wall with a big zigzag crack, climb this to finish (easy climbing but almost no gear without a huge friend). Scramble up the slope above to find a belay, among the choss.
Charles Kennelly, Ben Ditchburn 27/Jul/2004.
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Left Arete
Grade: VD ***
(Thirlstane)