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Climbs 3
Rocktype UNKNOWN
Altitude 7m a.s.l
Faces S
Crag features
At the west end of the sandy beach is a small crag with a block leaning up against it, and a cave lite feature
Approach notes
At high tide or in late summer take a line well inland to avoid the bracken, the beach becomes visable just after the ruins at Glasnacardoch. At low tide it's possible to approach by a combination of scrambling around headlands and walking across beaches, avoiding the worst of the bogs and tussocks.
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