It is amazingly do-able: it's an hour's train journey, plus the 20 minutes walk in the country. And Bowles is officially an Outdoor Activity Centre, so it has toilets, which I really appreciate.
Apparently Harrisons Rocks is also walkable from Eridge station, so I think that's going to be my next bit of exploration.
Actually I should probably make a whole 'nother post here about bouldering amts, shouldn't I?
Yup! Then you can get advice from people who are not me as well. *g*
I have a DMM Highball which I was given as a birthday present a couple of years back; it's very solid but rather unwieldy, and probably overkill for the sort of bouldering I do at the moment.
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Date: 2011-03-28 07:43 am (UTC)It is amazingly do-able: it's an hour's train journey, plus the 20 minutes walk in the country. And Bowles is officially an Outdoor Activity Centre, so it has toilets, which I really appreciate.
http://www.bowles.ac/
Apparently Harrisons Rocks is also walkable from Eridge station, so I think that's going to be my next bit of exploration.
Actually I should probably make a whole 'nother post here about bouldering amts, shouldn't I?
Yup! Then you can get advice from people who are not me as well. *g*
I have a DMM Highball which I was given as a birthday present a couple of years back; it's very solid but rather unwieldy, and probably overkill for the sort of bouldering I do at the moment.
Looks like this thread has some useful advice:
http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=452212