Enough for a session or two and the setting is beautiful. A couple of projects are still left to go at. There is a topo at the link below: Rabbit House Slab A video of Too Fast 6b, the East face traverse, can be watched here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HePuosNqLCY
Dan Mitchell-Garnett has been doing some cleaning at Panorama Rocks in Ilkley and has discovered some mint looking highball lines. It Sounded Better In French 6B Reach out across the short roof and jump to a good hold above the lip. One stiff pull out right leads to steadier ground. Just right of the higher … More New Highballs at Panorama Woods, Ilkley
Strong people rejoice! Some hard bouldering to go at on Yorkshire limestone that isn’t cocking about at the bottom of Kilnsey or that Goyden place. Thanks to Rob, Sam, and Tim for proving the info for the guide. https://unknownstones.com/attermire-alcove-buttress/
Thanks to Josh Fay for sending in a couple of good sounding 6b/c additions in the Corkscrew and Rave On areas. 13 Crow Crag June 20
Over the winter and spring Mike Gray has beavered away adding many very good and hard problems at the Plantation Crack Area ( Brimham Outlying). We have updated the topo and it is to be found here and on the main Brimham Project page – thanks to Mike for the info. Please note the access … More Plantation Crack Update
Please keep to the country code when out and about and be careful to check the Natural England Open Access Maps (there are links on this site) and the BMC RAD https://www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/RAD/ . In particular there is often a total ban on dogs from parts of grouse moors even where notices are not found at … More Sensitive Times
Its great that we can all (under certain restrictions) get out bouldering again. However, please be aware that there are ongoing sensitivities and you will find that some locations have closed access paths/roads and that places where the blocks or parking are close to buildings may not welcome you. For the long-term access to those … More Opening Up
There has been a lot of activity at West Chevin in the last week or so so an update has been provided. The area has gradually gained a number of devotees and provides sheltered problems on some very good rock that cleans up quickly. West Chevin 2020
A request to climbers to please avoid Gate House Crag at the moment. There was a report from Sunday 17th May 2020 of a climber being energetically asked to leave when they arrived at the parking spot. A “Go Home” sign has been erected at the parking. The parking, approach, and the majority of the … More Gate House Crag: access denied
The topo has been updated following James Turnbull’s very quick ascent of the low sloper traverse project. James says 7b+. Quite technical and slappy – it looks great fun.
