Interim Cheddar Guide

Posted by on 13/06/2005

Cheddar Gorge Climbs - A Guidebook to Routes Restored 2003 - 2005 and Associated New Routes

A self-contained photo-guidebook to climbs made available in association with the Project will be published July/August 2005. This will cover around 250 climbs, including all the new/re-equipped sport climbs. It supersedes the current booklet (out of print). Copies can be obtained by sending a cheque or postal order for £10.00, together with an A4-size SAE (3xfirst-class stamps), made out to ‘Martin Crocker’, 23 Ryecroft Rise, Long Ashton, Bristol BS41 9NQ (tel: 01275 394064).

Alternatively, call into T&T Adventure, 60 West Street, Old Market, Bristol BS2 0BL (tel 0117 9558054), where the book will be stocked. Proceeds will go towards the accumulated costs of making the Project happen.

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