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Rosemergy Towers

Cornwall, ENGLAND

Climbs 12 – Rocktype Granite – Altitude 100m a.s.l – Faces W

Crag features
Pleasant routes up to 120 ft which should keep most people entertained for an evening or afternoon. No outstanding routes but "a nice prelude to the pub". Marked as "Long Carn" on OS maps.

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Guidebooks
West Cornwall (2000), Bosigran and the North Coast (1991)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
1Go ShortyE2 5c 10
2Boulder ProblemHVS 5a 5
3Nipper's CrabS 7
4Flash BackS 4a 17
5Sam's Greasy ThumbprintS 4a 14
6Hard TimesE1 5c *17
 Climb nameGradex
7Bolder ProblemHVS 5a 15
8East Tower Arete *D 5
9Funnel Chimney *VD 2
10Finger Winch *VS 5a 4
11The Lucky Sea *E2 5c 1
12Goat ridge *VD 3

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

Access notes
Environmentally sensitive, with unusual bird and plant life. Please leave it that way and take all your litter.

Park at the small carpark with a square toilet block along the B3306. Bear L across the road and follow the path by the NT sign to a junction with the coast path. Turn R, go over the first rocky ridge. The crag (with obvious slab) is 300m ahead, and just below the coast path. Follow the path until level with the crag, then head L down through heather and gorse to the outcrop.

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This page is a mess, all the routes are in the wrong order, maybe the mod could tidy it up a bit?
Tom Last ? - 16/Mar/11

Classic spot for beginners with a nice variety of climbs. Great top rope area with some good problems. Hard Times is fantastic *, but by far our favourite is Go Shorty ** which has a strenuous stretchy move to finish. Photo's to follow soon. Quiet and picturesque spot for a chilled out day.
Vaughan Try - 28/May/03

Nice little crag, never seen anyone else there. Brilliant E1 5c called "hard times" on a steep slab, hard moves and gear in expanding breaks. Amazing
Richard Barson - 05/Oct/02