Tam McTavish
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The hamlet of Reiff in all its glory.
Tam McTavish
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Walking along the upper cliffs to access the crags.
Tam McTavish
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All protection is trad gear, so a standard rack and an experienced climber are required here.
Tam McTavish
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As with many British climbs, belaying is often done from the top, traditionally sitting down from the harness. It's weird.
Tam McTavish
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Half ropes are very popular on northern sandstone due to its asymmetrical cracks. You will need many full-length slings to properly extend.
Tam McTavish
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Some of the routes, especially near Black Rock and the Pillar Wall, can be a bit longer.
Tam McTavish
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Minch Wall has many short but sweet routes.
Tam McTavish
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On the ledge beneath Minch Wall are excellent walking and exploring, let alone climbing.
Tam McTavish
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Hanging out at the Minch Wall. The broad base makes it an ideal base camp to explore other areas.
Tam McTavish
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There are ample interesting routes at Minch Wall with heaps of variety.
Tam McTavish
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The Iwo Jima belay.
Tam McTavish
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Climbing at the Reiff Sea Cliff.
Tam McTavish
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Climbing at the Pillar Wall.
Tam McTavish
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The Minch Wall.
Tam McTavish
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At the end of the day, if it's hot enough, a dip in the very cold ocean might seem tempting. Jump at your own discretion.