About Frodsham Bouldering(OS):
| A series of small boulders, no taller than 15 feet, set in the trees. So far, about ten of them have been developed, all are good, and offer plenty of fun. The climbing is generally very strenuous and in the higher grades, but there is still plenty for the enthusiastic lower grade climber. At least 120 problems with countless variations, and in the summer, it can not be beat. Tneds to stay damp in the winter because of its location in the woods, but still climbable for the hardcore boulderer. |
| Nearest town or city: | Frodsham |
| Directions: | OS117--GR512/753 Two miles SSW of Frodsham, which is 15 miles southeast of Liverpool. Go west on the A56 leaving Frodsham and turn left on the B5393. After a mile and a half, the road turns right, continue for about half a mile and look for a path leading off left into the woods and the rocks. |
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| Quantity of Climbs: | Lifetime |
