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When to climb at The Scalp

The best months for bouldering at The Scalp are February, May to June and November: the coolest, driest spell of the year, when the rock has the best friction. On average March to April, July and September to October too wet.

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Month by month

MonthDry daysHigh / lowRainVerdict
January19 of 318° / 4°89 mmGood
February16 of 289° / 5°70 mmBest
March14 of 3110° / 5°122 mmWet
April13 of 3012° / 6°132 mmWet
May19 of 3115° / 9°57 mmBest
June17 of 3018° / 12°83 mmBest
July13 of 3118° / 13°119 mmWet
August15 of 3119° / 13°105 mmGood
September13 of 3016° / 11°130 mmWet
October14 of 3114° / 9°125 mmWet
November14 of 3011° / 6°111 mmBest
December16 of 3110° / 6°111 mmGood

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When is the best time to boulder at The Scalp?

The best months for bouldering at The Scalp are February, May to June and November: the coolest, driest spell of the year, when the rock has the best friction. On average March to April, July and September to October too wet.

What's the weather like at The Scalp in February?

Highs around 9 °C and lows around 5 °C, with about 12 days of 1 mm of rain or more and 70 mm in all, averaged over 2023 to 2025.

Which month is wettest at The Scalp?

July, with about 18 rainy days and 119 mm on average. Most rock dries within a day after a shower, but cracks and pockets can seep for longer.