Rock Climbing - Whitby Online |
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Local rock climbing spots of note in order of proximity to Whitby: The Bride Stones, Dalby Forest National Park Excellent day out in beautiful surroundings. The rock is a soft sandstone but offers a variety of problems over a range of difficulty levels. Routes vary in height from 1 to 5 metres. The Esk Valley All the way up the Esk valley, starting from Egton Bridge, are a number of smallish sandstone outcrops. Some offer some real climbing gems. The climbing improves as you get further up the valley with Peak Scar and the Wainstones offering the most note-worthy routes. Ravenscar Some well hidden large boulders offer a number of interesting and quality problems. With an aspect looking NW over the beautiful Robin Hood's Bay, these offer a nice evening's entertainment. Scugdale A good 40 mins from Whitby but well worth a trip. Over 200 fantastic problems between 3 and 6 metres high. Mostly VS/HVS with a lot of VD. Many a North East climber's favourite spot. Many other spots are out there. The best guide is "Rock climbing in the North Yorkshire Moors", the latest version of which is due out in the shops from late October 2003; in which WebMaster is featured with a first ascent on a route in Farndale! |
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Rock Climbing in Whitby |
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