Approach
Turn east at the Glanton/Bolton crossroads on the A697 and go straight on for 4.5 miles to roadside parking at East Bolton farm. Take the footpath over the cattle grid and follow the track round the edge of two fields and at the bottom of the hill go straight on across a bridge over Titlington Burn. Follow the track up to the col where it swings right down towards Kimmer Lough. Go straight up the hill on the left across the rocks to a hurdle on the fence. Trend diagonally right across the heather for a couple of hundred metres, crossing a track, until you drop down onto a flat moss with the crag visible on the left. Follow the edge of this moss to the crag - a path soon appears.
Routes
The crag is described from left to right. There are two sections separated by several hundred metres. Starting from the left there are a couple of easy slabs before reaching The Pinnacles area - a couple of fine five metre high blocks followed by a bulging wall which tails off into easier and lower territory. A hundred metres right of The Pinnacles is the Punters section, with half a dozen nice easyish problems.
The right hand section consists of a low discontinuous wall with a couple of boulders underneath, then a fine clean vertical wall, Hunters Wall, bounded by a neb on the left. A prominent feature of Hunters is the collection of ironstone nodules sticking out of it. None of these have snapped off yet...
Another couple of hundred metres right is a prominent outcrop in the shape of a pendulous breast.
An indistinct path can be followed along the bottom of the crag from the Pinnacles area to Hunters, which is useful when the bracken is in full swing.

Far East End
The Pinnacles
At the first pinnacle there is a heathery ramp leading up to the problems.

First Pinnacle
The front of this sits above an unhealthy drop if you bounce badly.
Second Pinnacle

Quartz Buttress
The bulging mineralised wall right of the gully. There is an undercut crack on the left, followed by three sets of flakes on the headwall, then a groove and a couple of problems at the RH end. The continuation is an easier wall with a few problems.

Punters
A few small buttresses poking out of the heather with half a dozen quite good easy problems.
The next 3 problems lie on the right hand buttress
Hunters
This is the main part of the Western end of the crag. It consists a two boulders below a scrappy looking buttress set back above a grassy shelf, then a fine lower section of clean rock.

Front Wheel Boulder
The left hand of the two boulders.
Back Wheel Boulder

Penny Farthing Wall
The clean wall on the LH side of the upper tier has 3 problems. There is an unexplained small carving low down behind the tree at the right hand end.
The next three problems are above a shelf and difficult to protect with mats.

Hunters Wall
The lollapalooza is the fine wall bounded on the left by a blunt nose. The wall itself is as clean as a whistle and features several large ironstone protuberances, one in particular looking decidedly dodgy.

The Pendulous Breast
The final section is a hundred metres further on, easily identified by it's appearance as you approach.
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