We went down the far right end in search of easier routes. The whole experience was pretty scary. It seemed to be a mass of shattered rock. Suggest you try the left hand side as you enter the quarry. Have only been once though. Others may have better info.
I remember the big arete on the left as you get to the main quarry entrance was fun, also enjoyed the sunshine wall at the back on the right Goddard's Quarry
I may have mentioned this before, but I always get a vicarious thrill when Goddard's Quarry get a mention, because the Goddard in question is a distant ancestor of mine on my mums side!
Hi Martin The Plantation is for you..couple of decent 6b's and Debrilliant is very good at 6c-ish especially worthwhile late afternoon/early evening for the sunshine. Roadworks are currently making parking tricky.
Some decent rock, some awful rock. If you find the former then you most likely won't have had a wasted journey. The first two big arete's on the left are my recommendations.
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