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Title: bouldering settle
Post by: New Jersey on February 08, 2014, 07:49:50 pm
Going for a family weekend in settle in February and would like to get out bouldering. Would love to get any suggestions for a bouldering venue which is close to settle and a short walk in.  could do with a venue with an area that stays dry as it will no dowt rain! Also any ideas for an indoor wall nearby as a back up? Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated
Title: Re: bouldering settle
Post by: tomtom on February 08, 2014, 07:56:37 pm
How hard do you climb? What sort of stuff are you after? How far is close? (Ie Would 1/2 hour be ok)?
Title: Re: bouldering settle
Post by: Will Hunt on February 08, 2014, 08:33:35 pm
Isn't there bouldering at Kilnsey nowadays? No idea if it's under the steep bit but that would be worth investigating I think.
Title: Re: bouldering settle
Post by: New Jersey on February 09, 2014, 07:27:53 pm
I would be looking at 6c+ maybe 7a, im hoping to find somewhere very close to settle like 10 20 mins but if that only opens up poor quality bouldering I would be prepared to look at a 30mins drive. Has anyone tried panorama crag,  what's the bouldering like?
Title: Re: bouldering settle
Post by: webbo on February 09, 2014, 08:45:01 pm
If you are going that far go to Brimham, more options and a few wet weather possibilities.
Title: Re: bouldering settle
Post by: turnipturned on February 09, 2014, 09:24:56 pm
I went to Panarama Crag this weekend, there aint much there and the access is a bit weird. There is a bit of limestone bouldering about Settle but in Feb it will be very wet! Kilnsey is also gopping at the moment.

Your closest stuff is all a fair walk in, Flasby Fell, Crookrise, Rylestone.

I would go in the other direction, its like 35mins to South Lakes stuff; Trowbarrow, Kentmere.

Have fun.

Dan
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