Climbs 45
Rocktype Grit (quarried)
Altitude 273m a.s.l
Faces all
Thurlstone Quarry main climbing areas © Deezel65
Lovely small crag, filled with flakes, crimps and cracks. Some great micro-routes/highballs and bouldering. Belay rings and stakes in-situ for belays. See photos for Topos. Most of the routes face south west and dry easily, the rest face north west and can be damp through the winter. The bouldering faces south east so is great in all but the hottest weather.
OS grid ref. SE 22522 03586
Some signs of use in the base of the quarry. Fire pits, disguarded tents and litter etc. Mostly around the base of the west wall.
the quarry has recently changed ownership and the new owner has put up a fence around the quarry however there is a stile one end and a kissing gate the other as the land is still open access and therefore climbing is still allowed at present. 20/08/21
There was an accident 4/7/18 involving mountain rescue and ambulance after a piece of rock at the top of one of the faces (not one with any routes on) collapsed whilst a person was stood on top. Climb at your own risk and beware loose rock, especially closer to the top of the crag on a couple of sections.
Also known as -High Bank Lane Quarry Deezel65 - 11/May/18 |
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This crag is wrongly names its proper name is Thurlstone Quarry AidanG - 22/Jun/15 |
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