The western extension of Crag Lough has a similar ambience, though in general the cliff is less impressive, more vegetated and even less popular than its big brother. On the plus side, it is only a short walk from the car park and Sunset Buttress (nearest to the parking) gets the sun from shortly after midday until it sets. Again, the altitude and aspect mean that the cliff is best saved for use as a high summer venue. Loose blocks do occur and the rock is fine grained and so can be a nightmare if conditions are at all damp. The best routes here stay clean but many of the less popular outings are being reclaimed by nature.