- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
SCOTLAND - CENTRAL & SOUTHERN — PERTHSHIRE · SCHIST
Glen Ogle Sport Crags weather & climbing conditions
Good — dry and climbable
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- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Damp air — slopers and friction edges may feel greasy
- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Damp air — slopers and friction edges may feel greasy
- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Schist climbs well when dry; lichen may slow drying in shade
- Damp air — slopers and friction edges may feel greasy
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About Glen Ogle Sport Crags
Glen Ogle Sport Crags is a historically important Scottish sport venue running north from Lochearnhead along the A85, holding well over two hundred routes across a scattered network of small mica-schist buttresses on both sides of the valley. The rock is characteristically short — most crags eight to ten metres — but uniformly steep and technical, with vertical walls, crimpy face climbing, and small overhangs demanding precise footwork. Aspects vary between the east and west sides of the glen, giving climbers the option to chase sun or shade; the exposed valley position and steady updraft along the pass keep the rock drying reasonably fast, though shaded north-facing sectors can hold damp after prolonged rain. The approach is trivial, mostly under ten minutes from roadside laybys, though loose scree on some descent gullies rewards a helmet.
- Region
- Scotland - Central & Southern — Perthshire
- Rock type
- Schist
- Altitude
- 260m
- Exposure
- medium
- Seepage
- medium