Stone Farm Rocks - Ardingly, Sussex, UK - Established Rock Climbing Areas on Waymarking.com

The BMC has owned the crag since 2001 and now manages the site for climbers and conservation with input from a group of keen local volunteers on the Harrisons Rocks Management Group (HRMG).

The rocks are situated 2¼ miles south-south-west of East Grinstead, and just to the south of a public bridleway that leads west from Stone Hill House. The crag is designated under the name of Stone Hill Rocks as a geological SSSI due to the unusual bedding formations. It is an important site for the study and interpretation of sedimentary structures in the upper Lower Tunbridge Wells Sand. Bolt belays have been placed at the top of the crag in an attempt to minimize any further erosion.

There is usually a bees nest in the trees at the top of Remote. The bees seem to be fairly tolerant of climbers nearby but it is worth being careful whilst climbing in this area when they are present and active.

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Approximate height of the cliff: 30 Website: [Web Link] Type of climbing: Top Rope only Parking Coordinates: N 51° 05.733 W 000° 01.587 Is there camping or a hotel nearby?: no Number of named routes: Not listed Park Website: Not listed Toprope Anchors: Not listed Range of difficulty: Not listed Public Viewpoint: Not Listed

Visit Instructions:
Post at least one photo of the climbing area, a photo of climbers on the wall is a bonus.
If you're a climber, a list of what gear you used would be helpful.

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