Anston Stones
Interesting bouldering area for problems from 7a to 7c and starting from 8a (Fontainebleau grades).
Best time(s) :
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- Sept.
- Oct.
- Nov.
- Dec.
Aspect(s) : All Altitude : 100 m
Approach between 2 and 10 min on flat ground. Kids friendly ? area around the boulders comfortable for young kids.
Informations :
Between 50 and 100 problems, from 6a to 8b , spread over many areas Bolting : sport climbing
Max Height : 8 m.
Rock :
limestone. Characteristic(s) : overhang 
, steep wall 
, vertical 
. Type(s) of holds : crimps, slopers.
, steep wall , vertical . Type(s) of holds : crimps, slopers. Landing quality : flat ground (1 crash pad needed).
Further information(s) : Traditionally, details have been surrounded by a veil of secrecy and for the first time in this guide information is formally documented. This decision was not taken lightly, as behaviour by climbers in the past has been very poor. It is hoped that climbers will behave responsibly to strengthen and not jeopardise access.
The access to bouldering in Anston Stones is very fragile at the moment, with some crags out of use, so if you go over there please behave responsibly and if asked leave – the new magnesium limestone guide will explain all the issues.
Locations :
Area :
United Kingdom, England, Yorkshire and the Humber, South Yorkshire, Sheffield, Worksop.
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 Rock climbing area GPS Coordinates : |
Latitude : 53° 20' 26" N | Longitude : 1° 11' 50" W | Sexagesimal & Orientation |
 Parking lot GPS Coordinates : |
Latitude : 53° 20' 22" N | Longitude : 1° 11' 41" W | Sexagesimal & Orientation |
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