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Ben Lomond

Argyll and Bute, SCOTLAND

Climbs 10 – Rocktype Schist – Altitude 974m a.s.l – Faces NE

Crag features
This is a high crag for the area. With its NE aspect it holds snow well. You must go onto the summit ridge near to the summit before descending to the routes.

The guidebook description is confusing to say the least but the best landmark is the prominent right facing Lomond Corner 100m (IV,5) ** -roughly central once you have descended into the corrie.

The area of crags is impressive at first on 3 main buttresses c.100- 125m high. Opportunities for further new routing exist however there is a lack of defined lines to go at.

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Guidebooks
Arran, Arrochar and the Southern Highlands (1997)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
1Lomond CornerIV 5 **4
2Ben Lomond summitsummit 192
3ShoogleniftyIII 4 1
4Pole DanceIV 6 *1
5Bonnie and ClydeIII 4 1
 Climb nameGradex
6Coille RampII 1
7Flake DanceIV 5 *1
8Comer Corner Ben Lomond *II 4a 2
9Endrick CornerV 6 **2
10Rowardennan RibV 5 1

* Climbs listed in red are waiting to be checked by a crag moderator, and may not be accurate.

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Access notes
From Rowardennan car park follow the well marked tourist path through the forest up onto the South Ridge. Continue onto the summit ridge.

Do not attempt to traverse round to the corrie as this is both extremely dangerous and a total waste of time.

At a col shortly before the actual summit descend a steep snow slope (check snow/ cornice condition) into the corrie. (4.5 km, 2.5 hours).

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