Perhaps the most remote bouldering crag in Yorkshire, Great Wolfrey lies in an area of moorland near Grimwith Reservoir, an hours walk from the nearest road. The crag has some impressive routes, and good bouldering (particularly in the lower grades).
Many thanks to Paul Clough for providing the information here.
Little Wolfrey
A small outcrop a few hundred metres north of the main edge. There are several easy walls and aretes here.
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Two boulders next to each other, below Autumn Gold at the left end of the main crag.
Boulder 2
This boulder lies about thirty metres below the buttress containing North Chimney. There are around ten problems here up to 5+, with good landings.
Boulder 3
Thirty metres right of boulder 2, and a similar distance below the enormous North Boulder, is this large, slabby boulder with two cracks and a nice steep arete.
Boulder 4
A small, flat-topped boulder just right of the previous boulder.
Boulder 5
Right of the previous boulder and slightly further down the hill, this boulder has a nice big slab with a good landing.
North Boulder
A large boulder below the centre of the main edge. It has an impressive, overhanging left face, and a smaller right face with two nice aretes.
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South Boulder
This boulder has a very big slabby face with several easy problems.
