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Berrymuir Head  Aberdeenshire, SCOTLAND
Climbs 50 – Rocktype Mica schist – Altitude Tidal – Faces SE
Crag features
This area is just south of the village of Downies, 9km from Aberdeen, and comprises a series of walls facing east and north, mostly above non-tidal ledges and platforms.
Rock is generally quick to dry and free from nesting birds. Routes up to 30m in length.
Must Dos :
The Niche VS 4c
The Paranormal E3 5c
Upside Downies E5 6b
Weather forecast
Guidebooks
North East Outcrops (2003),
Out of print: North East Outcrops (1994)
Climbs at this crag
Access notes
The sea nose is tidal. Access is either by a scary grass ridge to the north, or an abseil down the line of Upside Downies (or at low tide, by descending to the south and walking back round the sea nose).
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The routes from Bobalouie through to Flatulent Alien did not have any birds on them this year and in all likelihood this is always the case. The wall with X-Crack and Nighthawk did not have any birds nesting on it but there was the odd fulmar on the ledges at the top and negotiations to pass may be necessary. The wall with Paranormal and Roof Roof on it has martins nesting in the cracks of the routes, fulmars and gulls on the ledges and puffins somewhere in the bank above. This wall is probably best left for late or early in the year. Nest debris is not really a problem after the nesting season though.
gforce - 31/Aug/10
Great crag lots of superb climbing ecpecially in the upper grades highly recommended.
Sandy Simpson - 14/Jun/09
There are lots of nesting birds at this crag, including puffins and fulmars. Take this into account when choosing routes in the nesting season. A magical crag!
Smelly Fox - 15/May/08
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