Climbs 196
Rocktype Sandstone (hard)
Altitude 145m a.s.l
Faces NW
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Pyramid Slab in the spring sunshine. © Jelly Mould Surfer
Crag features
Mainly soloing between 6 and 9 metres high. A mixture of very soft pebbly rock and more solid cleaner sections. Take something to cut back the brambles. Best during early summer before the bracken becomes too high.
Approach notes
Approach from the west side, hidden path not listen on OS maps, impossible in the summer with overgrowth
| some serious potential here, lots of rock and half of its decent, scattered boulders below the crags are great and need more development!! place is a bit overgrown, needs some looking after hankyc - 26/Feb/14 |
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| Some fun solo lines but the rock is very soft and crumbly and it feels like a game of chance whether the pebbles will rip out or not. Access paths are covered in brambles and very muddy. B_Mark_W - 13/Nov/13 |
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