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Team of 2. Good trip, I like the canyon exploring a part of Glen Coe one of my favourite places.
Added bolts. We put one by the slot to use as traverse line. We wanted to bolt this part better. But high levels meant we didn’t want to abb into the drop as looked boily mess at bottom. so left it and intend to return in lower levels to add an anchor for a good line on this.
You can instead use a tree river left to get around the feature if Levels high like today.
2 bolts placed for the abb a bit after this (river left) .
Descended in group of 6 on 17.4.24. Abseiled into the narrow slot (couldn’t see how you could jump it from the top without pin balling off the walls?!?). We backed up the peg with a knotted bit of tat in a perfect crack just above. The lip to abseil in looks very smooth but we damaged our rope so there must be a hidden edge in the flow.
We climbed out on river left just before the big log-jam as the bit after looked quite pushy in medium flow, then walked down to the big jump pool. Some of the flumes in the very top bit are great!!
Descended on the 23rd of August 2023. Team of 2, water was too high for the jump and the narrows. would have been much more fun if the levels were lower.