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Wallowbarrow Gorge

Cumbria, ENGLAND

Climbs 26 – Rocktype Rhyolite – Altitude 180m a.s.l – Faces E

Crag features
Single and multi pitch routes on Three buttresses. Cornflake Buttress and Seathwaite Buttress have their own crag entries.

Handy for the Newfield Inn.

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Guidebooks
Dow, Duddon & Slate (1993)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
 TOWER OF FLINTS  
2Tower of FlintsHVS 5a 2
3Cleft PalateVS 4c 1
 PEN  
5A Quick OneE1 5b *1
6Fat ControllerS 1
7RampartE1 5b  
8CitadelE3 5c * 
9Citadel DirectE4 5c * 
10BastilleE2 5c * 
11WoodwindMVS 4c  
12MooseS 1
13The Thwacking StoneVS 4c 1
14PalefaceMVS 4b 1
15Ground AttackE2 6a 1
 Climb nameGradex
16WedlockHVS 5b  
17DreadlockE1 5b  
 PEEL CRAG  
19Dutch CapE1 5b  
20Hangmans PleasureHVS 5a 1
21Loose NooseHVS 5a 1
22Break OutE1 5b  
23AlcatrazE2 5c  
24Roller CoasterE2 5c 2
25ShirtlifterE2 5c  
26Escape from AlcatrazVS 5a 2
27BuzzE3 6b  
28Shore TarsE1 5b 2
29Nebraska *HVS 5a 1

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

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Access notes
Park at High Wallowbarrow Farm (fee to farmer), 10 min level walk.

or Park just past church in Seathwaite.
Read more... Regional Access notes are available from the BMC.

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