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Myrtle Turtle Quarry  Devon, ENGLAND
Climbs 4 – Rocktype Granite – Altitude 406m a.s.l – Faces ?
Crag features
Short and limited in terms of climbs, but a worthwhile stop when combined with Lowman or Haytor. The highest wall is home to Myrtle Turtle E3 5b, and the clean wall to the right contains a couple of short "smart" routes. Mentioned in SDaD, however more comprehensively on www.javu.co.uk.
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Guidebooks
South Devon and Dartmoor (1995)
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The Barn
Launceston, DEVON
Dedicated centre. "Excellent bouldering on large free standing boulder. A large number of easier top rope routes on slabs and vertical. Leading wall with an impressive overhang, slabs and vertial walls. New..."
www.barnclimbingwall.co.uk
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Access notes
On the A38, if approaching from the N follow signs to Bovey Travey and then signposts to Haytor. From the S exit the A38 at Ashburton, then follow signs to Widecombe and Haytor. There is a car park below the main tor. From here descend towards Lowman and follow the vauge path NW for approx 5 minutes - in the direction of the slag heaps.
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