Arnagill Crags Alex Thomson has produced an ace new topo to this crag. It covers the walls between the Roundhill boulders and Clint Crags. There are some good looking problems and choice projects to go at.
Some newly recorded problems on the ancient Silurian erratics in the beautiful Crummackdale. Crummack Lane Erratics
Scott Walker pulling hard on Delph Quest 6b. Windgate Nick – new problems. Some newly unearthed problems at Windgate Nick. A collection of traverses and link-ups of increasing difficulty and a couple of up problems in a hidden delph. There are also a few problems near the classic Fintastic 6a.
A rare bright, dry and windless day for this January (16/1/2016). Several good new problems were recorded. The full topo to follow.
The strangest crag in Yorkshire? The bouldering on the sandstone below the limestone at Crimple Beck is now online. https://unknownstones.com/crimple-beck-crag/
The plantation covering the western half of Rivock Edge has been felled. Paul Farish and I visited these boulders a few years ago and climbed on the right hand group (just over the wall from the good Rivock Boulders covered on this site and in the YMC guide). We weren’t impressed enough to record anything … More Rivock Edge Wood Clearance.
Not deep-water soloing but you do get to climb beside the reservoir. This has to rank as a pretty unique experience for Yorkshire. Thruscross Beach Thruscross was a major find showcased in the original Wild Bouldering – this little boulder doesn’t really compare but the setting qualifies it as really wild. This bloc only reveals its … More Thruscross Beach
Woofa Bank Paul Clarke on Grand Flake. One excellent boulder, amidst heaps of little ones, on the skyline above the Stead Crags. Good for a quick hit in its own right; this would combine well with the other Burley Moor Crags or could be combined with a wider circuit also taking in Lanshaw Rocks (Grub … More Woofa Bank added to the Burley Crags page.
Burley Crags Three crags high on Burley Moor (the Burley Woodhead/Burley-in-Wharfedale section of the mighty Rombold’s Moor): Coldstone Beck Crag, Stead Crag East and Stead Crag West. Paul Farish recalls climbing here in the 1970s or ’80s – John Syrett has also been linked to these crags. Mostly bouldering but a few brave routes thrown in.
A nice little boulder near the popular White Wells bathhouse and tearoom on Ilkley Moor. Ideal for family walks; you can even get an all-terrain buggy up there. There is some good easier stuff for small kids nearby. This guide is an updated version of the 2007 topo that appeared on Yorkshiregrit.com.
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