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Stob Coire nan Lochan

Argyll and Bute, SCOTLAND

Climbs 53 – Rocktype Andesite – Altitude 800m a.s.l – Faces NE

Crag features
Defined by high steep ridges the North-East corrie of Stob Coire nan Lochan is an idyllic spot with tall columnar cliffs an deeply cut gullies. Its height makes it one of the most reliable winter climbing spots in Glencoe and it offers excellent routes of all grades. A fair amount of loose rock and windslab avalanches on the lower slopes can be hazardous.

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More: mwis: Northwest Highlands – Met Office: West Highlands

Guidebooks
Scottish Winter Climbs (2008), Scottish Rock - South (2008), Rock Climbing in Scotland (1990),
Out of print: Scottish Winter Climbs (1996), Glen Coe (1992)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
 SUMMIT BUTTRESS  
2Wandering WombatII 4
3Boomerang Gully (Left exit)II *30
4Boomerang GullyII 273
5Boomerang AreteIII 25
6Ordinary Route (Summit Buttress)IV 5 *47
7Yankee Go HomeIII 1
8The DuelIX 9 ***3
9Scabbard ChimneyV 6 ***82
10SpectreV 6 *23
11InnuendoV 6 11
12LangsamII *9
13Pearly GatesI/II 17
14The TempestM9 ***1
15Broad GullyI 377
16Dorsal AreteII ***840
17Dorsal Arete Chimney VariationIV 5 **25
18Forked Gully Left HandI/II 90
19Forked Gully Right HandII/III 63
20Seattle GroovesIV 5 2
21Twisting GroovesIV 5 **28
22Twisting GullyIII 4 ***304
23Twisting Gully Right-HandIV 5 ***37
 SOUTH BUTTRESS  
25MoonshineVI 7 **2
26MoonshadowIV 4 *31
27Chimney RouteVI 6 ***26
28TiltVS 4c ***3
29TiltVI 7 ***19
 Climb nameGradex
30InclinationVII 7 ***5
31UnicornE1 5a ***51
32UnicornVIII 8 ***5
33ScansorE2 5b **9
34SC GullyIII ***229
35SC Gully VariantIV 4 *8
 CENTRAL BUTTRESS  
37East Face RouteV 7 *1
38East Face Direct DirectVII 7 ***3
39ScrabbleVIII 7 **1
40Central GroovesVS 4c *12
41Central GroovesVII 7 ***21
42Central ButtressVII 7 ***1
43The Starting BlocksVII 8 ***2
44SatyrIX 9 ** 
45Ordinary Route (Central Buttress), AKA Raeburn's RouteIV 4 **231
46NC GullyI/II 237
 NORTH BUTTRESS  
48Evening CitizenV 7 *9
49Para AndyVI 7 *5
50IntruderVI 7 *10
51Crest RouteV 6 **47
52TuberculosisVII 7 **1
53North GullyI/II 18
 PINNACLE BUTTRESS  
55Pinnacle Buttress GrooveII/III *20
56Pinnacle GullyI 17
57Raeburn's Route (Pedestal Variation)IV 5 ***10
58The StrugglerV 7 ** 
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Access notes
Cross the footbridge over the River Coe at 166566 and plod up the path to the foot of the crags in about 1 1/2 hours

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Another confusion: Raeburn's Route and Ordinary Route (Central Buttress) are the same route.
Andy Moles ? - 30/Jan/10

There seems to be a bit of confusion on ukclimbing.com between Stob Coire nan Lochan (Glencoe) and Coire an Lochain (N. Cairngorms)in the links from photos in the Gallery section. This could lead to people walking up from the Clachaig looking for Savage Slit !
John Hawins - 14/Feb/04