Quayfoot and Wodens, Borrowdale

Quayfoot and Wodens, Borrowdale
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Date/Time
Date(s) - 03/05/2022
4:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Location
Quayfoot & Wodens, Borrowdale

Meet organiser: Ann Shellard
Pub afterwards: Wetherspoons, Keswick

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Quayfoot buttress is a clean glaciated buttress close to the car park. Quick drying.
Forty to fifty metre routes on excellent rock. A great evening or short day venue. Crypt Direct(E1), Go Between(E2), Mandrake(HVS), Irony(HVS), Aberration(MVS), Quayfoot Buttress(VD).

Wodens Face is a clean face with lower grade routes although some routes are polished in places

Approach notes

Both are a few minutes from the NT Bowderstone car park.

Meet information

Home Forums Quayfoot and Wodens, Borrowdale Tuesday 3 May 2022

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    Ann Shellard
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    TYPO IN PREVIOUS MESSAGE – Please do NOT reply to this email.

    The forecast for Tuesday 3rd looks promising, so unless things change dramatically the meet to Quayfoot Quarry and Woden’s Face will go ahead as scheduled. I plan to arrive soon after 4pm.

    The Bowderstone car park is right next to Quayfoot Quarry and can be found just off the Borrowdale Road, B5289. The carpark charges are £5 for 2 hours or £7 for 4 hours, though free to National Trust members. Please join us afterwards at the Wetherspoons in Keswick.

    Woden’s face provides some good opportunities for new leaders while Quayfoot offers challenges for more experienced leaders. Bowderstone pinnacle, Woden’s pinnacle and Hells wall are all within easy reach.

    Please do NOT reply to this email. If you have any questions please text me on 07912 645 824 or email annshellard@yahoo.com.

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    Ann Shellard
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    Despite the damp, there was a good turnout for this meet, with climbers heading to Woden’s rather than Quayfoot and tackling most of the routes on this small but perfectly formed crag. Routes tackled included Left Hand Route (VD), Family Outing (S), Blue Riband (HS), Wimpey Way (S), Woden’s Face (MVS), Woden’s Face Direct (S), Woden’s Cheek (MVS) and Tantalus (VS). Attendees included Stuart W, Celia, Anne B, Judith, Mark W, Mark M, Aileen, Tina, Dan HB, Stu G and Jake.

    Cheers, Ann Shellard

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