Routes in England for selected grade

Pull on to the bottom left corner of the deliverance slab and use the arete and smeary feet to head up to glory. Tom Bes

One of the most perfect lines on grit. Not much more needs to be said.

6c/+ if you follow directly of the new bolt line

A continuous and intricate ascent, gradually leading to an inclined finish.

Boulder problem start, then Friend 4 or Hex 11 for the vertical crack and another large friend in the horizontal break to protect the top moves

An ultra-bold route with gear at around 4m. Side-runners either side lower the grade to somewhere between HVS and E2 dependent on how high they are.

Hand crack start, steep finish.

Begin by executing a challenging and intricate manoeuvrer onto the initial break, then use the small, but positive holds on the main wall to progress cautiously.

Continue upward until reaching the juggy break, where a hard and steep overhanging move must be made to access the ledge above. Finally, finish by ascending the jamming crack. A Bowles classic!

Climb the blank looking slab left of shallow groove. Head left to shallow ledges and up an uphill finger traverse to ledges.

More sustained fingery climbing with some neat manoeuvres up the pale streak. Holds have come and gone. Stiff for the grade.

Beginning on the ramp, this highly technical trial progresses by veering left towards the wall. Utilising the fissure and pockets on the face, you swiftly arrive to a stopper move.

Ascending the impressive and steep corner is a thrilling experience. Commencing from the left side of the corner, ascend upwards and towards the right, utilising a sequence of hand and footholds to surmount the right side of the corner and overcome its notable crux move. Upon reaching the ledge above, finish up Inspiration.

Pull into the niche at the start as per "Flakes Direct", then move up and right on thin flakes to the roof. Hand-traverse right, then up the crack up and left.

Begin right of the 3m flake crack on Kraken. Scale the brief wall to a pause on a slender ledge. Ascend directly using the progressively sharper edges to a shared lower-off with Kraken

sit-start

Two pitches, separated by a large ledge. Pitch one feels like an independent line.

Takes the best of two routes. Start up the finger crack then aim for the two threads in the overlaps. Go up past these to the roof. From the large incut hole in the roof find steep moves up through the roof to exit.

THE route on which to look impressive at Harrison's.

Excellent sustained route through a steep weakness and through the roof. From a forked tree climb the crack to under a roof, move 1m left until you get to a large blue insitu thread. Clip this and move up through the cracks and weakness to the roof. Finish the roof tending slightly right through strenous moves.

Direct up the Westward face of the block. Sit start underneath the obvious horizontal handhold above a triangle(-ish) shaped hollow. Follow the flake above to the top.

A good pitch that takes on a fine corner-crack. Start at a right-facing flake crack 10m down from the top of the ramp. Climb the corner past some difficult moves midway, to where it ends at a short steep headwall. Traverse right to better holds and easier ground leading back left to belays. The short headwall can be climbed directly via a long move at 6a.

Start 5m right of Gollum. Climb up carefully to a large undercling in a roofleft. From here, clip the piton (with in situ thread) and pull through. Under the roof walk left to finsh as for Gollum.

Climb the the thin crack up the middle of the wall, then finish up the same diagonal crack as "The Flakes"