Approach via the path up Gleann Dubh to opposite Breabag Tarsuinn but before the South-Eastern ridge (which borders the Garbh Choire). There are several broken ridges with steep steps; this is the middle one (NC 302 194) and near the South-East Ridge.
Steep broken ground (not included in length) leads up and right to a definite steepening where two ridges are separated by a widening gully with prominent icefalls. Snow leads to the less steep but longer one on the left for couple of pitches, then snow to the left-hand ridge which is followed over mixed ground to the top. The climb finishes onto a little ridge which is west of Conival’s summit. Well frozen mixed ground on this ascent but probably better under snowier conditions.
Steep broken ground (not included in length) leads up and right to a definite steepening where two ridges are separated by a widening gully with prominent icefalls. Snow leads to the less steep but longer one on the left for couple of pitches, then snow to the left-hand ridge which is followed over mixed ground to the top. The climb finishes onto a little ridge which is west of Conival’s summit. Well frozen mixed ground on this ascent but probably better under snowier conditions.
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