Back

Calverley Quarry

Yorkshire Gritstone

Quarry that shut just before or during the first world war. Graffiti suggests climbing took place her in 1957 and the earliest recorded routes are from the late 1960s. climbs here range from classic quarried grit cracks, sculpted faces, steep slabs and some likely unclimbed features. in the further reaches of the crag you can find isolated prows and aretes with the some of the worst landing known to man. the main quarry faces north and is heavily shaded by trees

Crag information
Climbing Area: Yorkshire Rock Type: Gritstone
Importance: Local CRoW Land: No
Ownership: Unknown No. of Routes:
Within National Park: No Year Developed:
Grid Reference: SE201377
Area information

Weather Information

There are no guidebooks assigned to this crag

There are no files associated with this crag

Report a page issue Print this article

Crag Update Feed

Use this feed to update other users about crag conditions or similar current information. Suggested updates to page information should be made using the ‘report a page issue’ button above.

Posting as Anonymous Community Standards
3000 characters remaining
Submit
Your comment has been posted below, click here to view it
Comments are currently on | Turn off comments
0

There are currently no comments, why not add your own?

Report a page issue

Please use this feedback form to raise any incorrect information on the page, advise any additonal information that should be included, or any page functionality issues.
Immediate crag updates should be submitted via the comments section at the bottom of the crag page. Any comments made through the page issue form will need to be moderated and will not be dealt with immediately.

    Calverley Quarry

    Yorkshire Gritstone