Home » Fingers Ridge – winter climbing
High above Coire an-t’Sneachda in the Cairngorms, Fingers Ridge in winter is a brilliant climb (Grade IV, 5, ***). The blocky, granite buttresses and ridges of the Northern Corries have a distinctive character of their own. Fingers Ridge has a pleasant mixture of pitches – an exposed stepped buttress, a steep groove, and then the main ridge. The highlight of this is the intricate moves to get between and around ‘the fingers’.
If you would like to know more about climbing Fingers Ridge in winter, or other excellent climbs in the Cairngorms, then get in touch for more information.
