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Climbs 14
Rocktype UNKNOWN
Altitude 200m a.s.l
Faces E
Crag features
Located at the south end of Thirlmere, by the minor road tracking the western edge of the reservoir, the Binka Stone is a glaciated dome of immaculate rock.
Climbs are about 4-8 metres high, with slopey grassy topouts. Prone to seepage, so best visited after a couple of dry days.
Approach notes
Park at Dob GiIll Car Park, and walk South following the road for 5 minutes.
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