Access to Malham is a privilege and subject to the following climbers access agreement. Please ensure you read, understand and follow these points to ensure continued good relations with the Parish Council, other landowners, farmers and local residents
By following these guidelines, you'll be making sure the currently good relations with the village and Parish Council are maintained for the future.
Respect the Rock: How to climb at Malham Cove - YouTube
Dates: 1 March to 30 September
Reason: Nesting Birds
Update: The Peregrine restriction for 2023 has been lifted (as of 23rd May) due to nest failure.
Peregrine restriction: Malham is an important and very visible site for nesting peregrines. The restriction when in force applies to all the routes on the Terrace Wall and the Carnage Area of the Right Wing from 1st March-31st July. However, the routes to the right of Scorpio (which starts as for Carnage Left Hand) are unrestricted.
The bolted sport routes on the right side of Upper Central Wall are unaffected except for those that breach the main overhang. On-site notices will also be in place and RSPB volunteers will monitor the birds throughout the nesting period.
House martins also frequently nest between May-September, often on the popular hard sport routes (frequently affecting Raindogs, Seventh Aardvark, Bat Route and others). Please avoid any routes with nests on or near to avoid damaging the nests, until the young have fledged. It will be obvious which nests are being used due to parents flying in and out. Whilst routes can be climbed once the young have fledged, they can return to the nest site to roost, so be careful not to damage the nests.
Rockfax Description
This line looks a bit scrappy from below but it has some quality sustained and sequency moves on good rock. © Rockfax
FA. Dave Pegg 1988.
Yorkshire Limestone Graded List
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Tim Broughtonshaw | 22 May, 2006 |
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βeta: Really nice route not really any places to rest (unless your climbing much harder than this grade at the time i guess). Some really nice and technical sequences, my First 7c and glad i chose it. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Really nice route not really any places to rest (unless your climbing much harder than this grade at the time i guess). Some really nice and technical sequences, my First 7c and glad i chose it. |
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marky | 26 Sep, 2005 |
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βeta: Very good technical climbing - tough for 7C though! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Very good technical climbing - tough for 7C though! |
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Andy Farnell | 30 Jul, 2001 |
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βeta: Looks scrappy from below, but whem you start climbing you soon realise that this is a quality climb. Sustained and sequency, nice clips and brill moves. Top! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Looks scrappy from below, but whem you start climbing you soon realise that this is a quality climb. Sustained and sequency, nice clips and brill moves. Top! |
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Grade: 7c ***
(Giggleswick North)