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Park Nab, Kildale

North Yorkshire, ENGLAND

Climbs 51 – Rocktype Sandstone (hard) – Altitude 275m a.s.l – Faces W

Crag features
A small edge of hard sandstone that recently lost some of its best routes to rockfall! Generally face climbing on small edges. Recommended routes: Zero Route (HVS 5a), Twin Cracks (S), Long Bow (VS 4c), Bowstring (HVS 5b).

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Guidebooks
Northern England (2008),
Out of print: North East England (2003), North York Moors (1985)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
 KILDALE END  
2Slap HappyHVS 6a *4
3WeetabixHVS 5c 2
4DangleE2 6a *10
5Martins DilemmaE1 6a 1
6Lions JawHVS 5b *11
7The Lion KingHVS 5c 18
8Zero RouteHVS 5a **45
9Cooks Gully-Left ChimneyM 53
10Cooks Gully Table ClimbM 48
11A Step ClassVS 4c 51
12High StepperHVS 5b 12
13Dave Made Heather Go HomeM 5
14Forked CrackS 4a 86
15Achilles Last StandE2 5c/6a *13
16MowgliE1 5b 11
17BalooHVS 5a 36
18Grumble in the JungleS 4a 66
19BagheeraE1 5b 4
20Twisting ChimneyD 5
21TwisterE2 5c 5
22Twin CracksS 4a **193
23Twin Cracks (Left Crack Only)none 5a 19
24Twin Cracks (Right Crack Only)none 4b 26
25Twin Cracks (Neither Crack)none 5c 2
26DynamoHVS 6b 2
 LADIES GULLY  
28Left GullyD 86
 Climb nameGradex
29Right CrackS 4a 62
 THE PINNACLE  
31Pinnacle Crack EliminateHVS 5a 8
32Pinnacle Crack-Left HandD 72
33Pinnacle Crack-Right HandVD 58
34Pinnacle FaceHVS 5c 22
35Chairman's ClimbVS 4b 79
36Chockstone ChimneyHD 90
 JACK'S WALL  
38Wall Bar ButtressS 4a *151
39Wall Bar Buttress (Left Crack Only)HS 4b 26
40Parallel LinesVS 4c *28
41Picture ThisVS 5a 33
42Scoop ChimneyVD **97
43PessimistE2 5c 10
44Pessimist Variation FinishE2 5b 6
45Hara-KiriHVS 5a *121
46Hara-Kiri DirectHVS 5b 15
47BeanlandHVS 5a 5
48Long BowVS 4c ***180
49BowstringHVS 5b *73
50The Bitter EndHVS 5c *14
51A Harder StartE1 6a 6
52The EndVS 4c *45
53The Very EndVD 22
54The Girdle Traversenone 4c *8
55Low Level Traversenone 5c *2
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Access notes
No dogs.

>From Stokesley head east along minor roads past Easby towards the village of Kildale. After passing under the railway take the tarmac lane that leads right and onto the moor. Park just over the cattle grid.

5 min walk leads to the crag.
Read more... Regional Access notes are available from the BMC.

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Have to agree with Jacks comments about the loose rock at teh top of twin cracks. Quite disconcerting when you stand on it. Wouldn't recomend it to be honest. Nice little crag with enough to keep you busy for a few hours. Was very windy today, and the rock whilst dry was very cold! Must be a lovely spot in the summer. Shame the lines are so short.
Martin1978 ? - 08/Nov/12

Lovely little crag with some very nice, though disappointingly short, lines. Great for breaking into the HVS grade, and nice for them days where everywhere else would be wet. Beware the wobbling block at the top of Twin Cracks, can be disconcerting. Also beware of extreme winds at the top of the crag, tell your partner to shout!
Jack Graham ? - 06/Oct/11

Great Little Crag, with something for everyone. Quick Drying and in a nice location is it well worth a visit. There is also a boulder, called the NOS boulder that lies on the hillside down to the right of Park Nab over the fence. It is also worth a look as there are some 'Grit' like problems
DaveWarb - 13/Jan/08

One of the photos attached to this crag is actually Fontainbleau!
Simon Caldwell - 13/Jul/05

(13.04.05)After recent rainfall, there are several rocks that are now loose - in particular the large boulder at the top of 'Holly Tree Wall', this wobbles a fair bit and would be unsuitable to place any protection.
Bob Johnson - 14/Apr/05