Wallowbarrow Crag, Duddon Valley

Wallowbarrow Crag, Duddon Valley
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Date/Time
Date(s) - 15/04/2023
All Day

Location
Wallowbarrow Crag

Meet organiser: Mark Ward
Pub afterwards: Newfield Inn, Seathwaite

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Crag features

Up to 60m high, dries quickly clean rock. Routes spread over two main and two smaller buttresses. A very good mid grade crag. Climbs including Western Wall(MVS), Malediction Direct(VS), Thomas(S), West Buttress Girdle(MVS), Nameless(MS), Digitation(MVS), Trinity Slabs(VD). Handy for the Newfield Inn.

Approach notes

Park at High Wallowbarrow Farm (fee to farmer). 10 – 15 min gentle uphill walk.

Meet information

Home Forums Wallowbarrow Crag, Duddon Valley Saturday 15 Apr 2023

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    Mark Ward
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    The forecast for Saturday is good, dry with some sun and gentle breeze from the South West so this meet is on.

    For those travelling from the North i will be leaving the Lakes Business park at 08:30, If you would like to car share from Cockermouth please let me know so I can coordinate/wait for you.
    Contact e-mail markward1962@gmail.com / phone or WhatsApp 07500155064

    These timings should put us at High Wallobarrow Farm by about 09:45 and on the Crag by 10

    For those coming from East and South travel can be coordinated through KMC meets WhatsApp

    Hope to see lots of people there
    Cheers
    Mark

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Home Forums Wallowbarrow Crag, Duddon Valley Saturday 15 Apr 2023

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    Saturday dawned with clear blue skies and light breeze. Team members gathered at High Lodore Farm for the brief walk to the foot of the crag where they formed into complimentary pairs for the day. The morning weather was cool, but pleasant for climbing, the crag was mainlly dry with some seepage on some routes. By afternoon the warmth had built up and the even damp routes came into condition.Accross the day many classic routes were tackled including Thomas, Byanston, Trinity Slabs, Wall and Corner together with some of the less frequented routes such as The Leaf, The Sharks Fin and Under the plough.

    All in all a excellent days climbing perfectly finished off with a swift half in the Newfield Inn on the way home.

    Thanks to KMC members who joined me: Richard, Pete W, Stuart K, Tina, Cath S, Steve P, Cath P, Aileen, Ann S, Geriant and Johnny who contributed to another memorable day on the crag

    Cheers
    Mark

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