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The Cobbler, at only 884m, is still mainland Scotland’s toughest summit, reached by an exposed Grade 2 scramble (Route 61). The mica schist is uncomfortably smooth, especially when damp. The left-hand walker here has preferred a roped ascent. Having reached the summit, both are now (in theory at least) qualified to lead Clan Campbell

Heading up the Cobbler's east corrie (Route 57) with the South Top (the ‘Cobbler's Wife’) overhead