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Old Man of Hoy

Interesting rock climbing area for routes from 7a to 7c (french grades).
InformationMany additional skills about progressing, belaying, escaping technics ... are necessary for multipitch routes security.
Best time(s) :
  • January
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Aspect(s) : All
Approach 30 min by boat.    Kids friendly ? foot of the crag dangerous for young kids.

Informations :

Less than 10 routes, from E1 5a/b to E6 6b.   Bolting : traditionnal climbing
Max Height : 150 m.
Rock : sandstone.    Characteristic(s) : vertical Vertical.    Type(s) of holds : crimps, slopers.
Further information(s) : First climbed in 1966 by Chris Bonington, Rusty Baillie and Tom Patey over 3 days.

Locations :

Area : United Kingdom, Scotland, Orkney Islands, Hoy island, Rackwick.
Information  1. Zoom in to get all the rock climbing places 200 km around.
 
: Bouldering     : Single pitch     : Multi pitches     : Deep water soloing     : Differents kind of climbing
  Rock climbing area GPS Coordinates :   Latitude :   58° 53' 10" N Longitude :   3° 25' 50" W    Sexagesimal & Orientation
  Parking lot GPS Coordinates :   Latitude :   58° 52' 24" N Longitude :   3° 23' 6" W    Sexagesimal & Orientation
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Area added by quelqu'un qui n'a pas laissé son nom :)
Paper Guide Books :


Scottish Rock volume 2 North