Situated in a beautiful setting in the countryside, this crags main feature is the vertical clean-cut smooth central wall and some smaller walls either side. The central wall provides some good sustained climbing. This outcrop is on private land with a public footpath running right next to it. The crag is north facing and sees no sun, which makes an excellent shady venue in the summer. Parking can be a little limited and is roadside. Follow your guidebook for specific mapping for parking.
New Routes - Submit new route information here (UKC logbook)
Parking - Limited roadside parking
Access issues - Only suitable for small numbers of climbers.
Guidebook - Guides Page
Due to the rock having only a thin outer layer,
the rock is very fragile and can only be soloed or
top-roped. Lead climbing is prohibited and placing
trad gear would easily rip out and damage the rock.
There is a CODE OF PRACTICE for climbers that
should be read before climbing and setting up top-ropes.
New Routes - Submit new route information here (UKC logbook)
Parking - Limited roadside parking
Access issues - Only suitable for small numbers of climbers.
Guidebook - Guides PageDue to the rock having only a thin outer layer,
the rock is very fragile and can only be soloed or
top-roped. Lead climbing is prohibited and placing
trad gear would easily rip out and damage the rock.
There is a CODE OF PRACTICE for climbers that
should be read before climbing and setting up top-ropes.