One of the best venues in the central belt for those operating in the E3-5 range (plenty to go at above and below too).
One of the best venues in the central belt for those operating in the E3-5 range (plenty to go at above and below too).
Even though the crag has since a bit of a renaissance in 2017 with a committed band of locals tidying things up, clearing back vegetation and giving some of the routes a much needed scrub, a lot more is there to do yet, with lines suffering from moss accumulation and bad conditions.
Very sheltered, left wall catches evening sun in summer. However, can seep quite a bit over the winter. Very close to the M9 so makes an ideal stopping off point if heading further north or south.
Walk straight south and after passing a bunch of fallen trees you'll reach the crag in 3-4 mins.
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