The Peak District National Park - Stanage Edge

[derbyshirebob]

The rocks have been formed from very large gritstone layered boulders which make good hand holds between the cracks. There are very few loose rocks on the face which make it ideal for climbing. Thanks for your interest and every success on your new channel.

[vernariedeleon]

the rocks are in sheets are they kinda thin? how come they dont fall off when you hold on to them? do u know the max weight u think it can hold?

[derbyshirebob]

@ bulletshaundakin. Sorry Shaun, I cannot let you have rights to use my video in your project. Thanks for your interest.

[bulletshaundakin]

hi im making a movie around 1 to 2 hours long on Stanage climbing and was wondering if i could use any of your footage?

you will get!

1 dvd rip out when its finished

all rights to the content

names in credits

and more all for some simple footage

pleases email me back asap as i want to start this project before the end of this month

thanks

shaun

fellow climber

[patnunchuck]

did Jane Austin climb here too?

[derbyshirebob]

Hi there madaxemanb ! No you don't need permission to climb on Stanage Edge. There are climbs there suitable for everyone.

[madaxemanb]

Hey thats really cool, do you need permission to climb this?

[javajunkie101]

Thank you for posting this. My friend in England took me here so I could have my Kiera Knightly moment from her Jane Autin movie. It was a lovely time. Thank you for allowing me to relive that moment.