This is the buttress immediately east of the current descent route from the main crag. Hidden in plain view from both the main crag and its approaches, its potential has been overlooked. Once you know what you are looking for, the crag can bee seen when Gimmer itself comes into view from the plateau area on the approach. The crag has a friendly, more relaxed air than its big brother but with same excellent Gimmer rock. It has a pleasant outlook, catches the sun all day and provides an enjoyable selection of easier routes. The crag is split into three sections, first by a lower grass terrace running up right to left. The rock above this is split again by a prominent slabby rock rake, also running right to left, that becomes terrace-like higher up. Right of the rake, the crag rears up as a steep frontal buttress. Left this, the crag bends round to form a series of slabs walls. The rock rake is featured in the Loft Crag scramble (No 4) of Scrambles in Lakeland. There is much potential for scrambling in this area, such as the ridge defining the right side of the crag which gives a pleasant line. No doubt all done before!