Climbs 66
Rocktype Limestone
Altitude 14m a.s.l
Faces W
Jill was surprised that the guide book had described Funlands as a non-tidal cliff! © phantom whistler
Crag features
This area of broken crags contains a number of slabby sections separated by short, steep walls and a narrow zawn with a rock bridge at its seaward end - the Funlands Crater. In general, the slabby areas contain the best rock, although the south side of Funlands Crater contains a number of good routes on superbly weathered rock, as does the overhanging wall north of Brown Slab.
Approach notes
Approach from Gupton Gate on the track marked by white posts in 55 mins.
Restricted Access
Access is normally via Stack Rocks only until August 15th due to nesting birds.
The crag is in Range West, an Army live-firing range. Briefed climbers (with a valid permit) can access the crag year round when the range is not firing (all weekends & on Bank Holidays plus some weekdays). Night firing normally occurs on Tuesday & Thursday but may also alternate to Monday & Wednesday.
When approaching from Gupton Gate,in the nesting season (March to July) Please note there is a restricted area on the middle section of Frainslake Beach due to nesting Ring Plovers - please stay on top of the dunes, or at low tide, low down on the beach when passing this area.
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