Climbers know Reiff for its sea cliffs — a spread of low, sound sandstone crags right above the water on the Coigach peninsula, rated among the best and most atmospheric roadside climbing in Britain. It’s a remote hamlet at the end of a single-track road, with cracking views to the Summer Isles. No facilities to speak of, so come prepared.
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