Routes as boulder in The Embankment

Sit start with both hands on obvious edge and up via slopes and crimps to a good finishing jug. Watch the spikey block underneath!

Variant of 'Snorkel'. Pull L onto face.

Variant of 'Snorkel'. Low start eliminating starting edge of original problem.

Sit start as per Snorkel, then traverse right, using the slopes along the obvious lip, finishing on the RH arete in front of the small tree.

See the V4 variant, 'Breathless VF'.

As for Breathless but continue around the arête and finish up as for 'Nibbles'.

Technical face and arete, staying R of arete. Better than it looks.

'Any Which Way' but without using the arête.

Starts straight on at the base of the above arete and then moves L onto face.

Starts standing with 2 sloping underclings, (big one for LH and small one on arete for RH). Brutal move to stand up and then slap up RH arete. A little easier if you start off the block.

Slightly contrived problem tackling the face between 'Left Cocky' and 'Vertical Therapy'. Doesn't use either arete and finishes via the great jug at the top. Slopey holds to the top.

Face and vague arete, with improving LH sidepulls, finishing via the great jug.

Arete from R side, moving R to the same finishing jug as 'Vertical Therapy'.

Same arete as 'Sunset Delights', only from the L side, with some nice layback moves.

Face, starting from lowest level, 1m L of 'Keith's arete of Destruction'.

Rising traverse, topping out at the RH arete. Super classic and a fantastic warm up.

Tackles the concave face, not using the LH arete and finishing via the jug at the top.

Swing start dyno (start with one foot on the wall and jump) using RH on arete, to jug.

Essentially 'Mr Angry Head' without the swing start; In other words establish yourself on the rock and then dyno for the top. Technical and fun.

Obvious bear hug arête, like holding refrigerator block.

Super classic sit start to 'Bear Huggies' and very pleasant for the grade. A Harvey's Marbles must do!

Same sit start as 'Squatting Bear', only move R into 'Trixter', moving R along crimps to the slab and up this. Technical and good.

Start off the pair of edges on the RH arête of 'Bear Huggies'. Across to and up the face just R to finish.

A short cruisy face and arête with some nice scoops.

A nice beginner problem that can be started from numerous holds and heights, but it's best started low off on opposing sidepulls.

Up steep wall on downhill side to jugs and then traverse L along the crack to finish. The scary direct mantle is still to go.

Start as for Pikers Variant but after getting the halfway jug, head up and R to finish above the little gully.

Hard slab with some very technical footwork. Start from lowest level.

Standing start, move up through the dihedral using thin crimps and side-pulls. A high jug gives a small reprieve before topping out on slopers.

From small crimps move up to good edge and then chunky flake.

Up to layback. Finish direct. Scary.

Up from slopey holds at lip of roof. Sit start under the roof with crimps. See also “Poached Variant”.

Same as “Poached” but using big flake for feet.

The obvious overhung arete with a standing start.

Sit start to screamer. Classic and sustained up a steep arete. The convenient block/flake is not in as a starting hold for the right foot.

Face and arete with a long floaty dynamic crux. The small block directly below the arete is in for feet at the start.

Note: the RH start hold broke mid-2022. The problem still goes at around V10.

Slab starting from ground level L of small block, then moving out R.

Contrived. Same start as 'Out of Reach' only keeping L of small block, except for starting RH hold. Straight up through some desperately sloping holds.

Just R of 'Soft Pockets', on the blank looking wall. Hard move to pop to a multitude of mono's (swing start ok) and then to up via a slightly better micro-pocket!

The blocky arête between 'Live's Pockets' and 'Soft Pockets'. Up via a very cool RH pinch at the crux.

The tricky RH end/arete of the big slab, covered in lichen. Starts above the big foothold. Really interesting and climbs better than it looks.

Starts just R of 'Strictly Ballroom' above the big diagonal foothold. Up on multiple mono pockets. Balancy and tough.

Starts in center left of slab, moving up and out L to a small foothold and then up.

The direct start to Strictly Ballroom.

The face and arête with an undercut start to a balancy finish. Excellent.

The blank face with the good starting hold at about half height. This and a pathetic slope are it though. Harvey's Marbles first V5 problem.

The face and arête just L of tree. Start standing on the flake embedded in the ground, with slopey sidepull for LH and incut tooth for RH. Reachy and hard move up and R to the sidepull and up. Reach dependant start.

The small corner on the downhill face starting from the L. The hard sit start is the obvious line and is yet to go.

Traverse along the front slabby face of the boulder, with a crux top out. Start as far L as possible.

Short sit start. Broken hold has made it harder.

That is how much it cost Dan Radford to do the second ascent. Up from edges to slopes and mantle.

Steep face from a standing start. Sit start will be hard!

Obvious layback.

Start just L on the bigger footholds, just R of crack, moving R to finish as for 'Banded Burritos'.

Middle of face going straight up through some thin moves.

Face 1.5 metres L of the arete. Now with a missing hold which has increased the grade. Up via some tricky moves, moving onto the arete for the top half. (Grade has been raised from V2 -V3 to reflect difficulty increase.)

The arete starting from lowest level and slightly L. Great beginner problem.

Do the sit start for “Smokey the Supercat” then traverse L to top out “Winter Woolies”

Loads of fun for everyone. Various problems up the friction slab.

Sit start the LH most slab, just R of arete, moving onto arete to finish.

Balancy slab starting in the narrow gap between the two boulders, starting from lowest level.

Fantastic wall. Very high with a cruxy finish.

Up arête and crack to higher arête on L.

Start on arête. Follow crack R to finish.

Up face and thin crack.

Start in middle of face with low edges, moving up and left to a tough finish. Face was uncovered after a large fire destroyed a tree in front of the face.

Start low, matched off the diagonal edge. See also 'Weighting Gains'.

Start in middle of face with RH on rising lip, LH on diagonal edge. Move up and mantle. See also 'Weighting Gains Variant'.

One of the few cracks at Harvey's.

High ball. Up the obvious flaky face, staying L of arete for nicest moves.

Sit start just L of the tree. Move R traversing the lip and passing around the tree. Continue and mantle about 1m R of the tree. Easy for the grade. Traverse all the way to almost the end of the boulder and up the grade to V5. Alternatively go straight up and L from the sit start for a V2.

Same as 'The Good Shorts' but traverse all the way to almost the end of the boulder.

Same as 'The Good Shorts' but alternatively go straight up and L from the sit start.

Sit start at the LH end of the overhang and traverse R along the slopey lip, finishing as far R as possible on the massive R foothold. Great low fun.

Variant to 'More Value For Your Crag'. Start sitting on the block in the middle and mantle straight up via some slopers.

RH side of wall. Up, with a terrible undercling and a small mono to start.

Small 1m boulder. Sit start with feet on small edge, hands matched on obvious lower rail. Mantle up and top out on boulder