Anston Stones Wood

East of Sheffield

An excellent bouldering venue which is a must visit if in the area. The magnesium limestone offers steep finger exercises in a wooded valley. The 2012 guide has opened up the bouldering but access is still a sensitive issue and as always take your litter away. Most of the grades are taken from the bouldering guide, some are said to be a little soft but they are not too far out so get on them and grade vote here so they can more calibrated any future guide for the area.

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Climbing Area: Peak District Rock Type: Limestone
Importance: CRoW Land: No
Ownership: Unknown No. of Routes: 130
Within National Park: No Year Developed:
Grid Reference: SK527833

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Adjacent to the A57 Sheffield to Worksop road 1km SE of South Anston. Ample parking available.
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Anonymous User
09/04/2022
There are now acess issues with the apprentice wall and should not be climbed due to being on railway land. I was told today that if caught climbing at this buttress you could face prosecution. 09/04/22
Anonymous User
24/04/2022
Construction workers have begun digging up the ground under Apprentice Wall to install a fence. They told me that because climbers had posted photos online of them by the train tracks, Network Rail did not want anyone climbing on this wall anymore.