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Upper Grey Gill

Posted on May 20, 2023 by John Hunt

A ‘bouldering wall’ between Malham and Gordale.

More Malhamdale bouldering action. Paul Clarke pointed out this venue when he was doing development further down the valley.

Upper Grey Gill

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Posted in UncategorizedTagged Bouldering, John Hunt, Malhamdale, New problems, Overhanging, Overhangs, Roofs

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mrajhowarth says:

May 23, 2023 at 3:20 pm

Thanks,

Any idea where we can get a topo for the new sport crag you mention?

Cheers

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