Routes as trad in Moray Firth Coast

Rap down to the hanging belay by way of the stakes at the top, clipping an in situ thread and an old peg. The belay is fairly obvious, just above where the sandstone turns soft and cuts in to the face to leave an overhang.

The left hand corner

The right corner

At the far left of the heavily featured wall is a right facing corner. Climb it beginning right of the pile of boulders

The jug-strewn line starting below the incut arête. At the thread move left, then progress back right to finish

The poorly protected back wall, beginning centrally, then progressing left up the hanging corner section to finish

Follow the thin crack into the hanging corner

The crack to the left of PD

The crack to the left of Sandanista

From a boulder, step onto the face and climb directly up the poorly protected face. The belay stakes are a fair distance away (30 paces-ish) from the edge of the cliff, so bring plenty of rope

Ascend the roof approx 8 paces right of Facist Octopus

The large roofed corner right at the back of the next bay you come to after BR. Use the left corner to progress up to the roof (peg in situ), then move over left and reach up to tenuous holds and eventually a decent sized ledge. Finish up the corner.

After FO you will find a cave. Climb it's right arête

Progress up the left side of the inside of the cave via an arête, then aim left to a visible crack line to the top.

Begin at the left arête of the cave, and then climb the roof left of DitD, aiming for the flat ledge on top of the obvious block. Finish as DitD.

The clear crack line through the roof to the left of UG.

The loose, grassy and generally unpleasant cracks to the left of RC.

Before you reach the arête of Orphan Annie there is a crack on your right. Climb it and marvel as it scoffs your gear.

The obvious arête immediately after AH. Place gear in the crack of AH, or ride the highway to the danger zone with minimal pro (E3). Climb the right side of the arête.

Start left of the arête of OA, then move boldly towards the in situ peg. The occasional hand and foot on the arête is in keeping with the line.

The crack left of SR offers steady and well protected climbing.

Roughly ten paces left of OA, past the crack of TC. Begins in a bay and travels up through a chimney formed by a jammed boulder, before finishing up the arête to the right.

Keep your eyes peeled for the obvious chimney/crack/thrutchy horror. Once located, ascend it.

Ascend the east facing vertical wall, staying clear of the right arête until the final finishing moves.

Begin directly below a rusting in situ peg, climbing directly to it then traversing right to a right-facing corner. Compose yourself then finish straight up the corner.