Routes in Scotland for selected grade

Layback the striking Africa-shaped flake.

A nice line at a more amenable grade to its neighbour and an obvious line so no doubt climbed before. Start up the wall next to the cave, as for Crutch. From the ledge head straight up the right-hand crack on the upper face (second section of Marjorie Razorblade).

Two pitches, although normally linked together

A prickly route following, in its entirety, the bottomless groove and crack up which Wriggle finishes, starting through the holly bush. One for climbers with a high pain threshold.

Starting on Twilight E1 seems more reasonable, than going thru the bush, and it gets you a higher tick!

Climb direct through the break in the roof above.

Climb the blank wall left of the arete of Jugs, right of Jaggy Bunnets. Finish easily.

Start lower down 3m left of the rowan tree. Climb the prominent overhanging crack to reach the first grass ledge.

A fun route direct up a series of corners and overhung ledges, starting just left of the large tree. The final twin cracks above a useful rodeo rest provide a stern test of mantleshelfing.

The three-tiered buttress to the right direct to a tree-filled recess. Finish out left.

Start a few meters left of the first 2 sport routes. Climb trending right to reach a fault, then up through a small overhung at the top.

As per pinnacle face. Good holds, you just need to find them! Couple of bold moves in quick succession above the the runner so best to move swift!

Head directly up the slab, or up the broken right hand corner to reach the roof. Break out right using the dark crack (Crux section, steep but well protected), then step up and left across the slabs and overlaps (poorly protected).

Thin crack. Easier than it looks.

Right of the small tree. Climb the corner system.

The sloppy slab right of the corner (previous route). Badly protected.

Steep crack just left of Deuxieme