270m.
Sea to summit scramble of the Meall Ceann na Creige. Many variations possible. Description found in Highland Scrambles North SMC guide. Easiest access to base of route is at low tide.
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| LukeWS | 6 Aug, 2024 |
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βeta: Couldn't find descent path at the top so descended the way I came and eventually found the path through forest to avoid first bit of scrambling down to sea. Possibly found path on RHS on cliff (looking up at cliff) that looked like it came down from top but didn't fully investigate as was getting dark! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Couldn't find descent path at the top so descended the way I came and eventually found the path through forest to avoid first bit of scrambling down to sea. Possibly found path on RHS on cliff (looking up at cliff) that looked like it came down from top but didn't fully investigate as was getting dark! |
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| excepto64 | 10 Apr, 2023 |
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βeta: The bottom half of the route is not worth it, highly overgrown, despite guidebook saying that going in high tide misses out some quality scrambling. Second half contains lovely slabs and very grippy rock. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The bottom half of the route is not worth it, highly overgrown, despite guidebook saying that going in high tide misses out some quality scrambling. Second half contains lovely slabs and very grippy rock. |
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Long Stroll Slab
Grade: Grade-3 ***
(Ruadh-stac Beag)