Walls and Towers
Walls and Towers in Hampshire, owned and run by Scouts.
| Braggers Wood - owned by Christchurch Scouts'. Abseiling and Climbing: the purpose built tower, provides a challenge to all comers, with different coloured routes for those who think they are good enough. |
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| Cricket Campsite - Itchen South District. There is a tower with one abseiling face and when fully completed it will have two climbing faces and a training tunnel for caving. All equipment will be supplied. |
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| Ferny Crofts - Hampshire County Campsite. High Ropes Course and two Abseiling / Climbing Walls. |
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| Liphook Scout Group - Scout Hall. The Scout Hall has four rope climbing wall. |
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| Lyons Copse - Solent Scout Training Centre. A climbing / abseiling tower for supervised activities. |
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| Runways End - Blackwater Valley District Campsite. The tower has one face with coloured graded routes and an abseiling face. Other activities available include Caving, Archery and Shooting. |
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Non-Scout owned sites known to be used by Scouts in Hampshire.
| Calshot Activity Centre - Hampshire County Council. The climbing wall at Calshot presents a challenge to all standards of climber from novice to expert. |
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| Fort Purbrook Activity Centre - Portsmouth. Climbing, or to be precise bouldering at Fort Purbrook. |
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Other Non-Scout Owned sites in Hampshire
Check prior to booking non-scouting owned climbing walls / towers for qualifications required by instructors. Many of these facilities require an SPA (Single Pitch Award) holder present, and will not accept Scout Climbing authorisations.