Crag features

A lovely setting, the rock is generally sound and well protected dolerite with sturdy steel stakes at the top for belays. Add to this that you are climbing on a hill steeped in borders history. Being mainly in the lower grades, many of the routes have a nice flow to them. Doing them all in a single visit would not be too arduous and would give a satisfying outing. The downside is that the crag can often be covered in furry licken. Some of the routes can also feel escapable and there is a lot of good scrambling on the crag. 
Although the crag has been climbed on for many years it is a credit to Micheal Haywood and Davey Battle for documenting the  routes.