After more than three years of dedicated campaigning and development, CavCa are opening expanded indoor climbing facilities, Street Rocks, at The Street in Scarborough.
The new expansion adds 8 additional roped climbing lines of 14 meters, including a rock replica section, and a new bouldering cave, to our existing 10m wall, welcoming both new and experienced climbers to scale new heights starting in the New Year.
As part of a bold vision to grow the climbing community along the coast, Street Rocks aims to bridge the gap between indoor and outdoor climbing. By fostering an inclusive, vibrant space, the facility hopes to inspire more people to embrace this rewarding activity and enjoy its physical and mental benefits.
To mark the occasion, Street Rocks are hosting an official launch event on Saturday, featuring two of Britain’s most respected climbers: Steve McClure and Franco Cookson.
- Steve McClure is regarded as one of the most accomplished rock climbers in British history, renowned for his significant contributions to sport and traditional climbing. With over 30 years of experience, Steve is famous for his cutting-edge first ascents, including Rainman at Malham Cove—Britain’s first 9b (the hardest sport climbing grade in the UK). His career has spanned incredible achievements both indoors and outdoors, solidifying his reputation as a pioneer of climbing in Britain.
- Franco Cookson is renowned for his bold and visionary first ascents across the UK. Franco has gained widespread recognition for his daring climbs in North Yorkshire, including the ultra-committing Nothing Lasts at Kay Nest—one of the most challenging and serious routes in British climbing. His fearless approach and creativity continue to inspire climbers to push boundaries. In addition to his climbing feats, Franco has also published a climbing guidebook of the North Yorkshire Moors aiming to share his passion for the area and its climbing potential with others.
Their attendance highlights the significance of this new facility—not just as a hub for climbers but as a launchpad for future outdoor adventures along the coast.
Mel Bonney is CaVCA’s Chief Executive:
The new facility will be fully equipped to offer climbing opportunities for complete beginners, families, and seasoned climbers looking for a challenge.
Mel says all are welcome:
Timings:
VIP / Press Launch 12:00 – 14:00
Public opening / climbing party 14:00 – 18:00
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