Blackshaw Quarry

Northern Gritstone

A minor quarry of local interest only. Routes up to 13m high with over half E1 or above, the rest mainly VS/HVS.Many of the routes are overgrown with ferns and/or heather.Some of the horizontal breaks have a lot of grit that washes into them after rain and may, therefore, need brushing.

Crag information
Climbing Area: Peak District Rock Type: Gritstone
Importance: Local CRoW Land: No
Ownership: Unknown No. of Routes: 23
Within National Park: Yes Year Developed:
Grid Reference: SK046958

The landowner has stated that there is no permissive access to this quarry and as it falls outside of open access land, there is no legal right of access either.
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Anonymous User
21/02/2019
JCBs have been at work. Cleared the base of the quarry but also piled up large pieces of stone at foot of the crag. This means the first few feet of the routes on the RH side have disappeared.
Paul Woolley 21/2/19
Anonymous User
01/03/2021
No Access ... I spoke to the land owner on 28/02/21 in which he stated that the quarry is now privately owned and he does not want anyone going in the quarry, this was due to ‘youths smashing bottles and damaging his excavator’