Approach notes

The crag lies practically roadside on the A815 between Struchur and Dunoon, beside Loch Eck.

From Struchur follow the A815 South towards Dunoon. The Whistlefield Inn on Loch Eck is a useful landmark, the crag is two miles further South of this. Look on the loch side of the road for an obvious stone wall on sharp-ish left hand bend. Beyond the bend there are two small laybys to park on the left and a bigger layby 300m past the crag on the right. From the laybys, walk along the road, back to the North end of the stone lochside wall which marks the crag’s location, opposite, a short distance into the wood. If you’ve driven as far as Loch Eck Caravan Park and the Coylet Inn you have gone three quarters of a mile too far past the crag.

From Dunoon, follow the A815 North towards Struchur. The Coylet Inn and Loch Eck Caravan Park are a useful landmark, the crag is three quarters of a mile further North. Half a mile North of the Coylet Inn. Park in a layby on the left (loch side) of the road. Walk a further 300m North along the road. The North end of an obvious stone wall on sharp-ish right hand bend marks the crag location, opposite, a short distance into the wood.

Hitch-hiking is easy around these parts and due to the 20 second walk-in, it's a great crag to get to without a car. Get ready to get pumped on this deceptive little gem.