Everyone is welcome.

Evening meets start around 6pm although I am open to getting there earlier.

Prospective members and new enquirers are welcome. New enquirers can email the club via enquiries@karabiner.org and in your message indicate the venue you are interested in.More information can be found by clicking on the links in the title area above.

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From UKC:

Froggatt is the second most popular of the Eastern Edges with good reason; the cliff is relatively low lying, escapes the worst of the weather, faces the afternoon sun, and has many neat slabby routes. There is high a concentration of quality here, in fact almost every route on the cliff is worthy of attention. Although Froggatt is renowned for its superb slabs, it has a good collection of crack climbs too.

There are two usual approaches:

1) From parking by the bend on the B6045 a short distance below the Grouse Inn. If this is full, there is a National Trust car park a little way back up the road on the downhill side. Follow the hill-crest footpath to a stream and gate then onto cliff, 15 to 20 minutes from the car. The first section of the main edge is 100m before the prominent bulk of Froggatt Pinnacle which protrudes above the line of the cliff.

2) From a small lay-by (up to 6 vehicles) on the bend below the Chequers Inn, walk back up the road past an old horse trough, then turn right and follow a steepening track straight up the hill to arrive, slightly sweaty, in front of Downhill Racer.