A scenic crag overlooking a loch. Don't let the ~20min walk in put you off. Bolted with what appears to be fresh SS bolts and hangars.
A scenic crag overlooking a loch. Don't let the ~20min walk in put you off. Bolted with what appears to be fresh SS bolts and hangars.
Park near the cattle grid on the road adjacent to the crag (Lochbuie Rd?) a short drive off of the A9.
Walk in a roughly south-westerly direction up a forested incline until you see the crag to your right. There are several chossy smaller crags along the way - don't get disheartened! Keep on trucking until you find the actual crag (the shiny bolts are a dead giveaway that you've found the right one). Top tip from a local - if you are coming mid summer you will need something to clear the bracken and other growth from the path with.
Local B&Bs, Inverness to the south or any of the town to the north.
Bolted sport.
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