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Climbs 21
Rocktype Gritstone
Altitude 494m a.s.l
Faces SW
Crag features
Some small but pleasant natural rocks, with micro-routes and problems from Mod to the low V grades. Worth a quick visit and a nice picnic spot.
Approach notes
From White Hall or the A5004, walk up the old Roman road and take the obvious footpath just north of the crag across to the edge in 20 mins.
| is it alright if i add missing problems from the book 'high over buxton?' . not claiming them! edwarddhmckee3 - 24/Jun/15 |
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| Surely Geography of Power and The Splits are the same route, one name from the BMC Guide, the other from High Over Buxton Iain Thow - 28/Mar/15 |
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