175m, 5 pitches. A more up to date description. The climbing is excellent and well protected throughout, worth seeking out in a dry spell and deserves to see more ascents.
1. 25m 5a Climb the corner crack to reach a sloping ledge.
2. 20m 5a Either continue up the corner and past a slab or, if wet, traverse 5m left and climb parallel crack to a stance under the continuation. P1+2 can be run together with careful rope work.
3. 40m 5b Climb the groove and then the crack in the right wall to a junction with Dawn Grooves. Go up and left to a belay beneath an overhung corner.
4. 40m 5b Traverse right into a corner-groove and climb this past some chockstones, with thin moves (crux) to reach a deep chimney. Go up this to a good ledge on the right.
5. 50m 4c Continue up the chimney and traverse left underneath the overhang and climb several grooves to a final sting in the tail. 15m of easy ground leads to the ridge.

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Scottish 3 and 4 star multi-pitch routes , Skye Rock , Ultimate Scottish Trad Ticklist E1 to E5 , North West to do , Rope Solo

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