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Hawks stones

West Yorkshire, ENGLAND

Climbs 50 – Rocktype Gritstone – Altitude 427m a.s.l – Faces SW

Crag features
Hawks stones AKA Hugencroft

Hawks stones has been overlooked due to its proximity to the Bridestones, even though it can be seen from the trig point. Hawkstones offers a variety of bouldering problems and a few trad routes.

The rock is green in places and where it isn't green it is slightly crumbly due to lack of use.

The landings are varied but mostly good.

Climbs are describe LEFT to RIGHT

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Guidebooks
Yorkshire Gritstone (1999)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
 AREA 1  
21V1 1
32VB 1
43V1 1
54V1 1
 CAVE & CLEFT AREA  
7Cave SquirmV0+ 1
86V0 1
97V1 1
 Climb nameGradex
108V0 1
 AREA 3  
 AREA 4 - (ENTRANCE)  
13Suprise SlabV0+ *1
14Come Walk With MeE4 6a ** 
 HIGHBALL AREA  
16Pulse RacerE6 6c ** 
17Its Not My StileE4 6a  
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Access notes
Access to the crag is via a track from the Sportsmans’ Inn car park.

Follow the signposted footpath for approx. 200m until meeting an obvious large wooden post, turn left along the path/track and follow this (alongside the old drystone wall) for 200m until a vague track branches leftwards through the heather - The whole route is marked out by thin wooden posts.

Access the crag via the obvious stile - please do not climb over any other fences.

Car park to crag = 10 mins.
Read more... Regional Access notes are available from the BMC.

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Ive known about this crag for some time and wondered if it would ever get put up, it didn't so i went ahead and did it - not being that great at bouldering ive only put up a few easy climbs but there are loads more on offer! If you want something put up on here give me a shout - the more the merrier.
agolay ? - 16/Jun/11