Beinn an Dothaidh
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Achaladair Walls
The craggy walls on the approach to Ben An Dothaidh, just to the right of 'the knoll'. . 3 ice falls form regularly and are obviuous from the walk up from the burn.
Velvet Donkey III 35 0 00-03-2006 John Watson, Sean Culpan The right hand ice fall has two short steep steps. Belay up and right on edge of buttress.
"I'm walking to a farm..." III 30 1 00-02-2006 John Watson, Sean Culpan The left-hand ice fall corner, two steep steps again provides a nice pitch.
North East Corrie
Corrie an Dothaidh
Creag Corie a Dothaidh
Cool Riders 150m IV,5**
Dave Redpath, Dave MacLeod. 30th January 2003
On the right side of Creag Corie a Dothaidh lies a steeper section of cliff with a long roof separated by a bay. The route starts up the easy left gully for 10m until a ledge on the right is gained, belay. Drop off the ledge and swing across to turf then into easy bay. Move diagonally right passed a counter diagonal terrace to climb the shallow groove on the right leading to the steep corner on the right of the roof, belay. Tackle the steep short corner, crux, to reach the upper terrace which leads diagonally left, via a body jam!, up to easier slopes above, belay. Easier ground is tackled to the summit.
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