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Stoupe Brow  North Yorkshire, ENGLAND
Climbs 50 – Rocktype Sandstone (hard) – Altitude 100m a.s.l – Faces N
Crag features
Coastal cragging overlooking Robin hood's bay. Rock varies massively across the crag, from exceptional on parts of the 'Walrus Buttress' and the 'Cow of the Sea recess', to death-on-a-stick sand-pulling over on the right-hand side and the tottering central buttress.
Development is very much still on-going, with many of the sheltered lines harbouring a fair few tufts of grass. There are still classics up for grabs and the few that have been climbed have only seen a hand-full of repeats so far. Everyone enjoys 'the brow' though, but pick a calmish day if you can.
The Quarry floor offers two of the largest boulders in the North Yorkshire Moors which, along with satellite boulders, can provide endless circuits and fun at all grades.
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Guidebooks
Out of print: North York Moors (1985)
Climbs at this crag
 Lost Earth Adventures
York, NORTH YORKSHIRE
"Lost Earth Adventures provides rock climbing and hillwalking guiding and instruction across Northern England and Wales. We are also an adventure travel company..."
www.lostearthadventures.co.uk
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Access notes
Small laybay at the bottom enough for 4-5 Cars. Best walk up to the crag through the alum quarry on the left and then traverse very high. This way avoids all the gorse.
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AKA Stoupe Brow.
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Steve Crowe - 30/Aug/11
A lot of potential here. The easier lines are numerous and of an unknown quality and quantity. The number of potential hard routes here is vast, and unlikely to be met by the quantity of local climbers that would be needed for the crag to be developed quickly. It'll be worked out one day though and we'll see how accurate my grade estimates were...
Franco Cookson - 18/Feb/11
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