Climbs 106
Rocktype Gneiss
Altitude 80m a.s.l
Faces W
Morgan getting baked on The Pillar. © The Big Sender
A domed hillside of gneiss crags, which offer some of the best low-level cragging in the Northwest Highlands. The rock quality on some of the crags, in particular the Main Wall, is exceptional.
In spite of the numerous 'dire' puns in route names, locals pronounce the place "DEE-a-baig". Easy to remember as it actually sounds similar to its English translation, 'deep bay'.
Park in front of the pub, not at the end of the road. You will first go through someone's driveway to access the coastal path - please close the gates and when you see the stone water shed go right. For the main cliff area, follow the OS maps coastal path, this will go uphill and you will encounter a small section with some blue rope to help you up in the first few minutes on the path. It will take about 10-15mins to get to. To go to the Pillar section don't go up via the roped section, continue down to the water front following the faint path to another small scramble up where you can see the pillar area above you.
A tick heavy area - beware.
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