Winter climbing in Scotland is Savage

Posted on by Sean James Mountaineering in adventure, climbing, hiking, ice climbing, mountains, scotland, winter climbing

Savage Slit

When the weather and conditions are good, winter climbing in Scotland is unbeatable.

Here on Savage Slit, V6 in the Cairngorm National Park.

A modern classic that combines a mixture of drytooling, ice and general scratching and pulling.

Published by Sean James Mountaineering

MyMountainHighs I organise Everest and other 8000m expedtions. This blog is a refleciton of current and past trips. Sean James Mountaineering runs hiking and climbing trips in the Middle East and around the world.

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