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I'll be working down there for a week in the next few weeks so would be nice to make use of the boring evenings!

In reply to lukea6: The peak district is near otherwise there are pants outcrops

The Oxford Boulder
Oxfordshire, 17 miles WSW
Climbs: 30, bouldering (? - ?)

Clifton Reynes Disused Railway Bridge
Bedfordshire, 24 miles NNE
Climbs: 10, bouldering (V0- - V4)

The Standlake Boulder
Oxfordshire, 26 miles W

Metropolitan Police Fishery
Hertfordshire, 35 miles E
Climbs: 6, trad (M - VS)

Finedon Slabs
Northamptonshire, 37 miles NNE
Climbs: 27, trad (VD - E2)

Compton Verney -
Warwickshire, 39 miles WNW
Climbs: 5, bouldering (? - ?)

Box Hill
Surrey, 44 miles SE

Warlingham Quarry
Surrey, 46 miles SE
Climbs: 1, winter (? - ?)

Long Road Railway Bridge
Cambridgeshire, 47 miles ENE

Victoria Avenue Road Bridge
Cambridgeshire, 48 miles ENE

Cherry Hinton Chalk Quarry
Cambridgeshire, 49 miles ENE
Climbs: 12, winter (I - V)

Slawston Bridge
Leicestershire, 49 miles N
Climbs: 25, trad (? - ?), sport (? - ?), bouldering (? - ?)

Walls - Amersham and Uxbridge and some others.

In reply to lukea6:
Ah loads then!

In reply to lukea6: the nearest walls are amersham or oxford brookes, no real rock for a long drive

In reply to Big Steve: Dont even think about clifton reymes or finedon slabs

In reply to Big Steve:

Cheers!
The indoor ones any good?

In reply to grumpybearpantsclimbinggoat:

In the same way that Newcastle upon Tyne is near the peak district perhaps?

In reply to lukea6: best in the area!!

amersham you get to watch people swimming while taking a rest,
brookes can get busy and lead area can fell a bit closed in, good bloddering though, westway is nearest mahoosive wall

In reply to gear boy:

Cool.. Bouldering will be handy actually as I'll more than likely be on my lonesome!

In reply to graeme jackson:

As in any 'good' climbing!

In reply to lukea6: ive never been to oxford brookes, but i have heard good things about it. Amersham is small, gets very hot and busy weekday evenings, bouldering is'nt very good but the lead walls are great, good mix of bolt ons, features, overhangs etc

In reply to grumpybearpantsclimbinggoat:

In that case I'll let you off although the wye valley might be marginally closer.