Crag Number: 122
Ramore Head, Portrush |
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![]() Ramore Head, West End. |
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Directions: Park at the harbour, or the large car park at the East side of the head, and walk back past the tennis courts, onto the cliff edge until 2 abseil rings are reached. Ab off the one nearest the harbour to a large non tidal platform. The climbs are East of the abseil descent. The rock is nobbly, dries quickly, and is much sounder than popular opinion would have it. There is much potential for more routes,(subject to abseil inspection) but belays on the top are a problem. Not climbed on very much, due mainly to its proximity to Fair Head, but would probably have its own guide book were it in Belfast. Anyone with any more information on Ramore, contact atees@dawsonwhyte-nw.co.uk OS Grid Reference: 853410 |
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Length: 20m not known Two metres left (East) of the abseil route, climb bulging arete and crack line which splite the tower above.
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Length: 20m not known A couple of metres East of Shark's Arete, there is a prominent chimney, just over half way up the face. Climb up to gain the chimney, which is bridged to the top.
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S 4aLength: 20m not known 3M East of Constipated Donkey, is an obvious corner, facing roughly towards the harbour. Bridging above. There is a belay ring at the top for this, and Constipated Donkey.
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Length: 20m not known Climb Pillar, 2-3 metres left of "First Corner" and up wall to the top.
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Length: 10m not known Surmount arete a couple of metres beyond "Merve"and climb deep cracks above.
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Length: 20m Sonja Nitecki, Eoin Taylor 06.05.2013 Follow a thin crackline right of the Constipated Donkey up to an overhanging bulge on the exposed face. Climb over the overhang on little pinch-holds without escaping to cracks on either side (those are only used for gear or as an easier variation of the route).
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