About
Wolfcrag Quarry, located in Stirling, is a well-used local bouldering and training venue. It offers a range of high-quality sandstone (hard) climbs, making it a favourite spot for climbers of all levels. Often compared to Stoney's Minus10 wall, Wolfcrag Quarry boasts even better problems and challenges.
One of the neo-classics at Wolfcrag Quarry is the low-level traverse, which is highly regarded by climbers. This venue can get quite hot and midgy in the summer, but it can be enjoyed year-round when the sun creeps in. The quarry is set in the woods behind Bridge of Allan, and climbers face no access issues when reaching the location.
Climbing at Wolfcrag Quarry offers a variety of routes and challenges. The crag features several sectors, including The Pillar, Sector 2/block land, Large Block, Main Face Left, Main Face Right, ian's wa', Greegsy Wall, and Greeg Wall. Each sector has its unique climbs, allowing climbers to explore a range of styles and difficulties.
Some notable climbs at Wolfcrag Quarry include The Pillar, The Arete, Jason's Arete, Wolf Wall/Face, Corner Arete, Corner, No Hold/Corner Eliminate, Second Arete, Limbo, Blockland Traverse, Painted Corner, Slabby Arete, Funky Munky, The Runnel, Large Block, End of the Beginning, Dave's Traverse, Sloping Traverse, Diagonal Traverse, Block Traverse, In Trance as Mission, Left Hand Crack, Tim's Dyno, Polo, Jammed Block, Outsider Crack, Stick and Ball, Main Face Left Break Traverse, Through the Mists of Time, and many more.
Wolfcrag Quarry constantly updates its climbs, ensuring that climbers have new challenges to conquer. The crag also offers a photo-topo detailing many problems for climbers to reference as they navigate the different routes. It is available online for a small fee.
With its beautiful sandstone (hard) crags and a range of challenging routes, Wolfcrag Quarry is a go-to destination for climbers in Stirling. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced climber, this quarry provides a unique and exciting climbing experience for all.
