Rockfax Description
25m. Murray Hamilton 1992
The right-slanting crack is one of Scotland's hardest and best crack-climbs. The meat of the route (until beyond the crux) is bolted as part of the route below. A selection of cams and wires is required to protect the upper section. In summer the final 2-3m of climbing is often wet and the route has been climbed in this condition! A difficult pinch move at half-height is the crux. After this, move out right on undercuts to a shakeout. Surmount the shield of rock to regain the line. © Rockfax
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Scottish 8s & 9s , UK 8a and up , 3* Scottish Sport Climbs , Highland Outcrops South *** , Ultimate Scottish Rock , Dave MacLeod: The 24/8
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The Small Feckin Link
Grade: 8a ***
(Loch Maree Crag)