The area is access sensitive
The crag is owned by the BMC and access is fully permitted. However, being as the crag now sits immediately next to the gardens of a series of houses, there is an accepted code of conduct. The followin... Read more
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Activities on this crag
- Ikerimah Occult • 5 months agoupdated his or her tick list- Nameless route/boulder 6C
- Am seidenen Faden 7a
- Am I bothered? 5
- Au jour du grand voyage 6c
... - Pete Edwards • 3 years agoupdated his tick list- Seven-A 6B
- Bomb Squad 6B
- Central Icefall Direct 5
- Babylon Blitz 5+
... - Pete Edwards • 3 years ago5 new routes at Craig y Longridge- Bomb Squad 6B
- Timothy's Route 6A
- Wobble Bottom 6A
- Vicker's Eliminate 7B+
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The area is access sensitive!
The crag is owned by the BMC and access is fully permitted. However, being as the crag now sits immediately next to the gardens of a series of houses, there is an accepted code of conduct. The following has been cited from the BMC Regional Access Database, (accessible here: https://www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/RAD/View.aspx?id=797):
No access before 10am or after 9pm (or sunset if earlier)
Take your litter home with you
No vehicles on site
No dogs
No radios or music
Do not use the area as a toilet
Respect our neighbours
No activities other than rock climbing
Fixed equipment for the rarely climbed routes on the right side of the crag has not been placed by, and is not maintained by the BMC. Climbers should excercise their own judgement on whether fixed equipment is reliabile, as on any other crag