Palleys Crags are a collection of boulders on the moorland just off the Greenhow to Thruscross road in North Yorkshire. Its unpopularity with boulderers is well deserved, with only a handful of problems and gritty rock. However it's a very pleasant place, and one of the problems is actually very good.
Palleys Crag Boulder
The biggest and most prominent boulder has the best climbing.
Ron Jushby's Crack
3
(V0-)
2
0
0
The offwidth crack in the centre of the face is slightly less unpleasant than it looks.
Healhooker's Arete
6b
(V4)
2
1
1
The right arete of the crack is excellent - easily the best problem here, although slightly artificial (avoid the left wall of the arete).
Ron Jushby's Slap
4
(V0)
2
1
1
The centre of the wall from an undercut. A rubbishy problem, with no slapping involved whatsoever.
Ron Jushby's Arete
5
(V1)
1
0
1
The right arete, climbed on the left, might be much better if it were clean.
Ron Jushby's Flake
3
(V0-)
1
0
0
The short flake right of the arete.
