Climbs 55
Rocktype Schist
Altitude 255m a.s.l
Faces N
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Top-roping at Farrletter © tallthinmonkey
Crag features
A great wee crag with some fine routes. All routes have now been fully bolted with the exception being "Too Farr for the Bear" and Farletter south.
Topo avalible here: https://www.thecrag.com/en/climbing/united-kingdom/miscellaneous/area/6323855400
| Is Highland Outcrops really the only place to get a topo for this crag?
Grimeski - 16/Sep/21 |
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| Ceasefarr - Has a good offset just right of the niche in the crack at about 1/3 height. Then the gear mentioned in the guide at the crack before the top traverse. Ok for lead but feels at least E3 5c.
Private Farr - Was given a clean 08/2016
Yet so Farther/ The Art of CC - Two pegs back in which look like they'd help. RAB623 - 20/Oct/16 |
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| A f�cking disgrace by both the bolters and choppers. Needs full bolt removal, peg replacement, a good scrub to get the moss off, accurate assessment of grades for onsight leads, and THEN maybe a good open debate about whether it should be bolted. Fiend - 28/Sep/14 |
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| Yes! All the protection is pegs anyway hcreber - 26/Mar/11 |
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| Should Farletter Crag be bolted??????????? graeme hepburn - 09/Oct/09 |
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