Access to Rowtor Rocks

Posted by Guy Keating on 03/05/2007

Reports suggest residents near this Peak bouldering crag are unhappy with the use of short-cuts from the Druids Inn carpark.

Some of the short-cuts are close to residential housing and have recently been blocked with tree branches. With the recent loss of agreed access to the nearby Eagle Tor and the sensitive relationship between climbers and the residents of Birchover, the BMC advise climbers not to use the shortcuts, defecate at the crag, or create excessive noise when visiting the boulders.

To access the crag, use the main path from the Druids Inn and head directly up to the caves area - the circuit can be started from here.



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