Routes as sport in England

Rockfax Description The prow just to the right of Scapa Flow is climbed via a wandering line, but has some good, hard moves. © Rockfax

Rockfax Description Superb and intense moves up a short groove above the fossilised coral ledge. © Rockfax

Rockfax Description Steep and varied climbing. A hard move to gain the roof is followed by a pleasant groove then a taxing finish. © Rockfax

Rockfax Description Challenging climbing with some blind moves at the bulge. © Rockfax

Rockfax Description Tasty tufa technicalities on the black wave. A good pitch. © Rockfax

Begin standing on a boulder with a jug and a good hold on the rail. Make powerful moves up the face to a dynamic move to the lip. Traverse the lip to a horn and mantel to finish as for Portland Snowshine.

Make your way through the crumblefest at the bottom and battle the headwall. Pretty awful really.

Rockfax Description A fine line that is both powerful and technical. Begin up Is Vic There? and continue direct up the wall and flowstone. © Rockfax

Start just left of the left arete of the crawl wall. Climb the groove to a big pinch flake, then make a hard pull rightwards onto the wall to gain good holds, then the break. The groove in the upper wall is reachy

Direct start and finish to Lounge Lizard...

An awkward grovel of a start (shared with "Lounge Lizard Leisure Suit") to some amenable bridging up the corner then a balancey traverse right to the arete. The clip over the roof may be problematic. Lower off the same anchor as "Latest Craze" to the right. 5 bolts + lower-off.

Follow large broken rock to ledge, then a series of small holds tending slightly right to an anchor in a niche.

tep up onto the raised ledge left of Bodger Bob then climb directly up onto the face above and finish leftwards to same anchor as Hong Kong Garden.

furthest left route on the small outcrop to the right of the high slab. Follow the bolt line up the leftward slanting ramp on small crimps

Extension to leaving Hanoi

An entertaining and spectacular pitch. Start 6m right of the large block, as for El Chocco. The right-hand line of bolts above the difficult start of El Chocco points the way up steep ground on good holds to a powerful finish rightwards, through the capping roof. Info taken from the RockFax 'West Country Climbs' topo

Reach out for the concealed mono and transition to a rest point, then proceed towards the anchor above.

Technical. Ascend directly past the fourth bolt, utilising a small, sharp flake on the right.

Move up left through a groove to a good rest. Pull through some hard moves through a bulge to the right and continue up

The sport route bounding the right side of the wall.