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Wolfhole Crag

Lancashire, ENGLAND

Climbs 8 – Rocktype Gritstone – Altitude 527m a.s.l – Faces S

Crag features
The most remote gritstone outcrop in the world! 4 miles and 1.5 hours walk from the car. All routes are 30ft high and predominantly solos. Standout routes are the harder ones, all exquisitely technical: 1921 Committee (E4 6b), Global Terrorism (E6 6b/c), and the most out of the way E7 on grit, Remote Control (E7 6c). Don't forget the way back... [Neil Kershaw]

Also features the farthest flung grit 7C!

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Climbs at this crag

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 Climb nameGradex
1Peat PeopleVS 5b * 
21921 CommitteeE4 6b * 
3Remote ControlE7 6c ** 
4Global TerrorismE6 6b **1
 Climb nameGradex
5Famous GrouseVD  
6Fifty FlyersVS 5a  
7Full MoonMVS 6a  
8Afterlife *f7C ** 

* Climbs listed in red are waiting to be checked by a crag moderator, and may not be accurate.

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Access notes
Approach from the hamlet of Tarnbrook, taking the bridleway at the east end of the hamlet (i.e. not the one to Thorn Crag). Walk 4 km up the bridleway/track (which has in recent years been extended to reach the apex of the hill) to a gate in a fence dissecting the track. Turn right and follow the fence (which after a way becomes a wall) until the crag is reached - a further 1.5 km. Access only along access strips and outside of shooting season.

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