Creag nan Clag, Loch Duntelchaig.

Site Name:   Creag nan Clag (The Camel)

Altitude:   400m

Grid Ref:   NH 600 288 / 259993,828846      Streetmap link

Direction:   North through to South East

Hazards:   Cliff top launch; Power lines behind the hill.

Description:   Creag nan Clag, also known to rock climbers as ‘The Camel’, is a conglomerate cliff that lies above the minor road running between Loch Duntelchaig and Loch Ruthven.
The easiest approach is to park at the roadside (just after a cattle grid, when approaching from the north off the B862) and to head directly up heathery slopes on the right hand edge of the crags.
Both the cliff itself and the more gentle northerly slopes can be flown. The cliff top launch is committing and presents a number of obvious hazards – be careful and don’t scrape too close to the rocks!