The most obvious corner on the wall leads to a roof and a long traverse left, until the first weakness climbing up and back rightwards into a niche right of an overhanging triangular block.
Steve Perry, Andrew Tait. Jun/2010.
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Good New Routes in Scotland , Ultimate Scottish Trad Ticklist E1 to E5
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The Catwalk
Grade: E1 5b ***
(Ellens Geo)