The Peak District Rock Climbing
Areas in The Peak District
Baldstones & Newstones
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Bamford Edge
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Baslow Edge
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Birchen Edge
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Burbage Valley
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Chew Valley
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Cratcliffe Tor
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Curbar Edge
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Dovedale Area
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Duke's Quarry
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Froggatt Edge
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Gardoms Edge
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Harborough Rocks
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Harpur Hill Quarry
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Hen Cloud
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High Tor
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Horseshoe Quarry
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Kinder North Edges
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Laddow
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Lawrencefield
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Millstone Edge
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Ramshaw Rocks
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Raven Tor
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Rivelin Valley
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Roaches, The
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Shining Clough
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Stanage Edge
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Stoney Middleton
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Water-Cum-Jolly
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Wharncliffe
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WildCat Crag
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Yarncliffe Quarry
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Elevation: | 690 ft | 210 m |
GPS: |
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Shared By: | Euan Cameron on Aug 12, 2007 | |
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Description
The Peak District National Park is probably the most popular climbing area in the UK, and with good reason. Only Yorkshire can compete for the amount of high quality climbing that is available to climbers of all abilities. The gritstone and limestone cliffs of the Peak District are all very easy to reach, and are relatively close to each other, with a few exceptions, which makes it very possible to enjoy several cliffs on a day visit.
With its proximity to the metropolitan areas of Manchester and Sheffield it has a tendency to get busy at the weekend, at all times of the year, however the shear number of climbs available mean you'll spend little waiting even for the very popular classics.
With its proximity to the metropolitan areas of Manchester and Sheffield it has a tendency to get busy at the weekend, at all times of the year, however the shear number of climbs available mean you'll spend little waiting even for the very popular classics.
Classic Climbing Routes at The Peak District
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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