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Captain Cook  North Yorkshire, ENGLAND
Climbs 128 – Rocktype Sandstone (hard) – Altitude 300m a.s.l – Faces S
Crag features
A small natural crag and a couple of quarries. Sections of the crag are often damp. Recommended routes: Deviation (4c), Sundancer (5c), First of Many (5b).
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Guidebooks
Out of print: North East England (2003), North York Moors (1985)
Climbs at this crag
Harrogate Climbing Centre
Harrogate, NORTH YORKSHIRE
Dedicated centre. "Harrogate Climbing Centre is a modern climbing wall dedicated to providing the best facilities to Yorkshire's climbing community. With 66 roped lines and a bouldering room, there are a..."
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Access notes
From the car park at the col,go through the gate and follow the Cleavland Way South along a wide forestry track to the monument. The Potters Quarry is around 100m to the right (as you approach)(W)of the monument near a stone gate, Right Little Potters Quarry is 150m to the right(S) of this, Easby View Quarry is a further 300m down and R(SE)of this. Cook's Crag is through the stone wall approx 400m to the south East of the monument. There is a small quarry 5 mins walk from the car park (Cockshaw Hill) gain access by following a track 100m west of the cattle grid in the car park.
Read more... Regional Access notes are available from the BMC.
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Moderator Updates to this page are checked by UKC volunteer Lordcarr 
Allthough Captain Cooks crags have no Topo for bouldering on the following site YET!, it does highlight the position of the crags on a map and offer some inspiration for bouldering close by: http://www.betaguides.com/index.php?country=england
Lordcarr - 19/Sep/11
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