Climbs 44
Rocktype Limestone
Altitude 13m a.s.l
Faces SW
Mike starting Homage to Catalonia © Mark Harding
Crag features
A selection of esocteric micro sport routes.
Lovely spot. Some mud! Wellies and rope bag recommended.
Some loose rock so helmets advised.
Approach notes
Cars can be parked at the end of Shore Road on the beach front (Please be aware that very high tides can reach this!) There is limited parking (3 cars) at the end of Cove Road but the lane is very narrow and may upset some of the locals! If at all full, park elsewhere to maintain access.
The bulk of the climbing is on the section that ends about 500m north at The Cove and is on land owned by the National Trust, which has agreed to permit climbing on their property. Status of the area past The Cove, known as Cueva remains sensitive.
Restricted Access
The bulk of the climbing is on the section that ends about 500m north at The Cove and is on land owned by the National Trust, which has agreed to permit climbing on their property. A response is still awaited about a section just past The Cove, known as Cueva, which has 4 routes 6a+ to 6c. The owner of the rock further north at Far Arnside (La Republica) is currently unwilling to allow climbing.
Les Ainsworth, BMC Access Rep
| Very short and crumbly "cliff". Lovely beach though hlburns - 15/Apr/23 |
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