Routes as sport in Northwest and Islands

Traverse of the whole crag left to right following the obvious break 2/3rds of the way to the top. Starts on Tied Up, and finishes on The Bheagining.

Two pitch route with a tame second pitch ideal for beginner climbers doing their first multi-pitch.

The obvious crack. First Pitch 6a+, second pitch 5. Another amenable outing on excellent rock.

Aim for the flake then cruise to the finish.

A joyful romp up two very similarly graded pitches on fresh bolts and excellent belays. Ideal first conglomerate multi pitch.

The obvious bolted slab. Eases with height. Needs a 60m rope minimum (with a knot in the end).

The route at the left end of the wall. Sustained throughout.

Veers right near the top to get to the lower off.

Still some loose pebbles in the upper section - make sure your belayer is wearing their helmet for this one.

Follows a diagonal L-R crack then quests straight up over a challenging bulge.

Straight up.

Start in the back of the groove, breezing up the wall and over the bulge to finish. Delicate.

Some loose pebbles in the upper section.

The route at the further left area of the crag.

Straight up the flake and onwards to the lower off.

Up the groove via the obvious cracks.

Up the arete, bare right under the overlap then up the final slab to the anchor.

A pocket pulling adventure.

Up the flake to the horizontal incut feature then straight up the slab.

Joins the previous route once the bulge has been surmounted.

Up the sinuous flake to a corner then delicately move left then right to the anchor.

Fingery.

Excellent views abound throughout, a worthwhile venture regardless of your grade. The first pitch used to be a single pitcher by the name of Dirty Jenny.

Approximately 15 paces to the right of Ithaca. Move up delicately.

Start on the awkward undercut section then blast up the slab.

Start at the top of the huge flake (belay from the bolt and holly tree stem).

Start at the left of the bay, from the top of a conveniently placed flat tree stump.

The very furthest left climb, starting from the platform with the drop off to the right.

The next climb to the right, starts at the right hand edge of the platform.

Same anchor as The Herring.

Approx 10 meters right of the overhanging groove of Scoopy Doo. Check for nesting Ravens before attempting, particularly between Feb and June.

The climb up the Black Streak. Dirty beginnings leads into good sustained climbing.

The first five bolts of Black Streak, then break right to the chains.

Start above the access rope.

Up the orange line of rock.

Crux is between the last two bolts and the anchor.

Climbs the obvious diagonal overlap. Start up Little Squeezer to gain the line, following the overlap clipping a bolt on each of Pulling on Pebbles, Cobbledegook and Ticks... Then run it out slightly to join and finish up Cloak and Dagger.

To the right of Slanting Crack is a slab. Climb the curving groove and crack to the slab and climb this centrally to belay on the left below the top wall. Climb the steep plinth right of centre in an exposed position to reach an easy arete. Finish up Slanting Crack.

Finish The Seer and continue left.

Finish the Seer and continue right.

Line of bolts right of The Seer.

Continue onto the left-hand extension of The Seer.

Finish The Adder Stone and continue onto The Fear (righ-hand extension of The Seer).

On the left side of a chimney there's a slab. Climb the left side of it.