Climbs 85
Rocktype Basalt
Altitude 323m a.s.l
Faces W
Dissapearing into the cave © Badam
A unique outcrop with inspirational views down Loch Lomond.
It Catches the sun on all outward facing buttresses from midday which dries them quickly. Some routes are loose and most are steep. Belays can be difficult as can reaching them which makes top-roping difficult.
From the Queens View car park a 40 minute walk following a muddy track past a rocky step leads to the crag.
Nesting Birds
Active gull nest with 3 eggs at topout of Sloping ledge, Overhanging Cleft and Toenail Traverse. Very angry mother gull who will attack you - avoid routes using this belay (likely to be in mid-late June).
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