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DADDYHOLE
Daddyhole - 'The Home of the Devil' - is a spectacular and picturesque series of limestone sea-cliffs and quarried bays, located minutes from the hustle and bustle of Torquay's harbour. The centrepiece of Daddyhole is its Main Cliff - a large, strikingly-featured sea-cliff with several exposed multi-pitch climbs in a secluded setting. Bracketing the Main Cliff are two quarried crags perched well above the sea - Telegraph Hole and Meadfoot Quarry. These provide more in the way of open face and steep slab climbs, with the added benefit of potential for swimming and sunbathing nearby.
ROUTES
| Buttress (click for routes) |
No. of Routes |
Route Type |
Sunshine
or shade |
Approach walk |
Other |
Page |
Telegraph Hole
A steep sweep of compact limestone is the centrepiece of this secluded and charming venue. |
5 |
 |
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5 mins |
| 355 |
Main Cliff
Daddyhole has a big-crag feel about it, and has been bestowed a number of classic lines on good... |
10 |
|
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12 mins |
  | 356 |
Meadfoot Quarry
The quarry has a selection of worthwhile routes on generally good, compact limestone. It is usually... |
6 |
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7 mins |
| 358 |
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