Newly bolted in 2018 the crag currently only consists of six routes but has plenty of potential for closer to the twenty mark.

So far the crag and equipment has been set up and funded by a group of young climbers from Glasgow. With a no compromise attitude, only the best of equipment has been used so far however this comes at a large expense. Those involved in the start up are extremely motivated and more than happy to donate their time to toward the project in the future however simply don't have the funds to support the development of the crag on their own. We hope this fund will allow for future development on the crag allowing plenty of new routes to be opened, only the best equipment to be used including glue-ins bolts where appropriate and much needed lower-off chains on all routes. This will not only encourage more climbers to visit the venue but will make it an even better and safer place to climb.

Some information on the crag...
Newly bolted in 2018 the crag currently only consists of six routes but has plenty of potential for closer to the twenty mark. With the large roof dominating the centre stage, this main spectacle holds several hard routes that tackle the steepness head-on. To the left, the steepness eases giving a few vert and slab walls which consist of routes that feel a little more familiar to the classic crimps and pocket schist climbs that other local crags are known for. Finally, To the right at the entrance to the crag there are several easy slabs. Currently only one route is bolted here but with short lengths (6-12m), friendly angles and good low-end grades possible, when more routes are set up this part of the crag will be a great area for the 5-6 grade climber and those taking their first steps into outdoor sport climbing.

More info, picture and route descriptions can be found here:
https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crag.php?id=25446#overview

Any little you can contribute would be much appreciated and make a huge difference!

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