In reply to Chris Snell:
The restored routes on the Main Cliffs (south side) are available most of the year except during the peak holiday periods. These include the Easter, May and Spring Bank holiday weekends and also the July and August holiday period. Climbing on the restored routes is available at the crags listed below for a 1 year trial period starting on Monday 11th September 2006. Over the course of the trial period Martin will be operating as a BMC funded temporary ‘climbing warden’ to impart the necessary safety, access and conservation advice for this complex site. Climbers will need to be able to show that they have public liability insurance (all BMC members and members of BMC affiliated clubs hold such cover). The extension granted is in addition to the current winter-only climbing arrangements.
South side (Longleat Estate)
The Pigs’ Hole, Ginsberg Wall (part), Yew Tree Wall, Long Wall (part), Warlord Wall, Castle Rocks (lower tier inc. Castles Made of Sand), Spacehunter Wall, Madrugada Wall (part), Horseshoe Bend Buttress (parts), Sunset Buttress (parts), Burmese Wall, High Rock lower left and right wings (parts), Freaky Wall, Acid Rock main face, Sunnyside Terrace.
North side (National Trust)
All year access is available at Pride Evans Cliff, Heart Leaf Bluff, The Wave, The Narrows, Arch Rock, Stepped Wall, Overshoot Wall. The other crags are limited to winter only access due to the close proximity of the public.
Also see individual crag entries on the RAD for the full descriptions and info.
