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Dorset. Portland is justifiably famous for the wealth of quality sport climbing become one of the UK's best venues for well-bolted sport routes across the grades.
Two-book guide to trad-climbing Swanage and apparently trad-climbing (but with bolts) Portland. Includes some Portland trad routes you wouldn't wish on an enemy. Good Swanage Dorset crags, # climbs, Rocktype, Faces. Battleship Main
inland crag with a fine aspect looking out towards the Purbecks across Weymouth Bay. Although mainly quarried the climbs are highly varied on good clean vertical rock giving Park in the main street near the Portland Museum. The guide books will say to park near the Mermaid Inn however this pub is no longer there,
Logbooks · England · Dorset Blacknor South has had many good new additions with some particularly useful lower grade bolted routes. Below the main crag line are two very popular boulders with a great set of easier climbs. This new Rockfax guide will concentrate on Portland, Swanage and Lulworth, covering all the
Rock climbing courses and guiding in Portland, Dorset. Learn to rock climb, Lead climbing courses, sea cliff climbing.
A sport climbing quarry and some steeper routes on the sea-level roofs. Easy access and non-tidal. Often busy and popular with beginners. Some bouldering
Despite being popular for sport climbing and deep-water-soloing, bouldering in Portland has Battleship Beach is the jewel in the crown of the Portland beach venues with fine Best to set off early, head for Weymouth, and be patient. will be available soon and this includes all the new problems since the print guide.
Starting to show the signs of over-use and some of the routes have become a bit polished. Due to a landslip in early 2014, the ground level under routes left of Evening Falls has dropped 30ft. These routes are currently Climbs at this crag . Who Does Trad at Portland? Location Copyright © UKClimbing Limited.
Portland the definitive Guidebook, 55 kb. Author Steve Taylor Published Climbers' Club (2008) ISBN 978-090160177-3. Website www.climbers-club.co.uk.

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