Scottish Rock Volume 1 South: The best mountain, crag, sea cliff and sport climbing in Scotland

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Scottish Rock Volume 1 South: The best mountain, crag, sea cliff and sport climbing in Scotland Author: Format: Paperback / softback First Published: Published By: Pesda Press
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Pages: 480 Illustrations and other contents: Colour photos and topo diagrams Language: English ISBN: 9781917182010 Categories: ,

A selected guide to 2000 routes north of the Highland Boundary Fault. Explore the long almost alpine length routes and classic ridges on Ben Nevis, bag your first sport routes at Bennybeg or Comic Crags, or chill out on a range of short immaculate crags by the beach on the idyllic Erraid. From convenient roadside crags to remote Cairngorm corries, they’re all here.  What’s new in the 3rd edition? There have been numerous grade adjustments, improvement in descriptions, some topo corrections and many new improved topos. Several less popular crags and cliffs have been removed, freeing up space for the inclusion of over 270 additional routes. There are also over 60 new photos and more than 100 new topos.  Featuring: 2000 of the regions best routes from Moderate difficulty to top-end Extremes. Accessible multi-pitch mountain routes and scrambles. Sport climbs from F3 to F9a. 10 new sport crags with a wide range of grades. 246 full colour photo topos. Scale area maps, highlighting the approaches.

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Author Biography

A native Scot, Gary Latter has climbed extensively throughout Scotland for over four decades, pioneering hundreds of new routes throughout the Highlands and Islands, including major new routes and early repeats in all the major climbing areas throughout the country. He has personally visited and climbed on almost all the crags and cliffs documented, amassing an extensive collection of photographs along the way. His favourite places in Scotland are the islands and the north west - anywhere with the possibility of finding new unclimbed rock, secluded beaches, and hopefully some decent weather and nae midgies! Amongst these, Mingulay, Pabbay and the small tidal island of Erraid, off Mull, are some of the most memorable venues.