Routes as trad in Stanage

The clean crack in the right facing corner. The lower section is somewhat polished and is the crux while the upper section is a bit more juggy but still interesting. Good gear throughout.

Starting at the crack in the centre of the unconquerables, head left through the series of under clinging flakes.

Layback the flake just left of the descent gully. Tricky move to finish.

Lovely crack climbing up the obvious (and very polished) corner.

Classy climbing that tests the rope work.

Start in leaning groove, climb to bridge below bulges then follow flake crack which eases off towards the top.

The long crack in the wall is started at a small rightward facing corner then direct up.

Start in the difficult off-width corner to gain a rest above. Then climb to glory up the corner crack to the top.

The long groove on the right side of the pillar. Good pro throughout.

Climb the nice jamming crack, round a slight overhang to the ledge then up the rounded face to top out.

After staring up the crack between blocks (start of The Coign), climb the centre of the slab with horizontal cracks.

Climb the right hand corner moving awkwardly left at the overhang.

Head up the initial blank slab just right of the arete. Keep a meter or so in from the arete over the breaks until the small vertical crack at top of feature. Traverse right till you reach the far end of slab and use some pockets to gain final right arete. Tom Bes

Climb the start of Wall End Crack Direct until the sloping ramp to the right. Follow this to the alert of two cracks and follow to the top.

The original route on this buttress. Starts up 'Niche Wall Direct' before finishing up 'Nicheless Climb'.

Follow the arete to a break half way. There is no gear till the break, and it eases after this point.

Despite the name, not particularly sandy.

Climb the open corner right of the holly bush to a ledge, then up any of the cracks above.