- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
SCOTLAND - HIGHLANDS — TORRIDON · SANDSTONE
Coire Dheirgs climbing conditions
Poor — wet, too windy or closed
Right now
Assessment
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- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Wet sandstone is slippery — let the rock dry before leading
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry
About Coire Dheirgs
Coire Dheirgs is a remote mountain corrie set deep within the wilderness peaks of Wester Ross, constructed of Torridonian sandstone. The cliff offers steep, atmospheric multi-pitch traditional routes on rough, layered sandstone with large natural holds. Facing east high in the corrie, the crag catches early morning sunshine before moving into cool shade by mid-day. The climbing caters to adventurous traditional climbers, with technical E-grade wall climbs and classic VS ridges. The approach requires a long, seventy-five minute mountain hike across wild terrain from the nearest Glen Torridon parking. Remote mountain solitude and complex descents mean climbers must be fully self-reliant.
- Region
- Scotland - Highlands — Torridon
- Rock type
- sandstone
- Aspect
- east-facing
- Altitude
- 400m
- Exposure
- high
- Seepage
- medium