Craig y Longridge

Lancashire

Bring your biggest arms for a visit to this legendary Lancs bouldering forcing ground! Occupying an unusual position directly behind the gardens of a new housing development, this long, low crag is overhanging for most of its length, composed of fine quarried gritstone and beloved by regulars who appreciate its unique charms. 

Crag information
Climbing Area: North West Rock Type: Gritstone
Importance: Regional CRoW Land: No
Ownership: BMC Owned No. of Routes: 158
Within National Park: No Year Developed: 1983
Grid Reference: SD619384

The BMC purchased this crag in 2007 and climbers can now enjoy access. A code of practice has been agreed to prevent disturbance to the houses below the crag. Please respect out neighbours and follow the crag code of conduct:

  • No access before 10am or after 9pm (or sunset if earlier)
  • Take your litter home with you
  • No vehicles on site, parking nearby on public roads
  • No dogs
  • No radios or music
  • Do not use the area as a toilet
  • Respect our neighbours
  • No activities other than rock climbing
  • Fixed equipment for the rarely climbed routes on the right side of the crag has not been placed by, and is not maintained by the BMC. Climbers should exercise their own judgement on whether fixed equipment is reliable, as on any other crag.
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Anonymous User
18/05/2018
Spectacular wall to start and cut your teeth on. Tall enough and long enough on the edge of the Trough of Bowland for walks and easy access to Longridge for shops etc.