On the crest of the hill above the deep slash of Wilton 1 are three more quarries, numbered from left to right 4, 2 and 3! Number 4 is short, overgrown and unpopular, but both 2 and 3 are well worth a visit and, because of their proximity to each other, a useful day can be spent between the pair of them. The rock is not the most impressive but the routes are more friendly than Wilton 1 and especially of interest if you operate in the green and orange grade zones. Wilton 2 tends to have the harder routes, offering steep, fingery and challenging climbing whereas, in Wilton 3, there are more routes of an amenable angle and grade. The well-battered areas below the Orange and Rappel Walls is an indication of how popular these areas are with supervised groups; be prepared to share the objects of your desire!
Routes
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47 trad routes (D...E5) Graded List of Routes List of First Ascents |        | ||
| Buttress (click for routes) | No. of Routes | Route Type | Sunshine or shade |
Approach walk | Other |
| Orange Wall No buttress descriptions have been included yet. |
18 | Trad |
Early morning sun |
Uphill 3 mins |
Restricted Access No climbing on Wed, Fri and Sun |
| Constable's Overhang No buttress descriptions have been included yet. |
15 | Trad |
Morning sun |
Uphill 3 mins |
Restricted Access No climbing on Wed, Fri and Sun |
| Rappel Wall No buttress descriptions have been included yet. |
14 | Trad |
Sun to mid-afternoon |
Uphill 3 mins |
Restricted Access No climbing on Wed, Fri and Sun |
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