Routen in South East England für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Climb the corner and twin cracks that converge at the top, located just to the left of the short bulging wall.

A smooth and peculiar slab where the top-out is rather overgrown.

Ascend the slab and with a holly tree exit

Follow the central groove using holds that are currently in decent condition but may be somewhat dirty. It is anticipated that the condition of the holds will improve with time.

Climb the chimney. Facing left is suggested.

A direct chimney ascent with a challenging beginning.

Ascend the brief yet challenging crack.

The simple left side of the face

A slab with minimal or inadequate handholds.

Ascend the slippery and frequently moss-covered crack, persisting upwards into the chimney above.

Begin the ascent by climbing Bishop's Chimney until reaching the first ledge. From there, traverse rightwards to a small tree and crevice. Proceed upwards through this crevice to finish

A timeless sandstone chimney featuring ample quality holds.

Ascend the tunnel and return to the platform situated above the entrance of the St. Gotthard Tunnel. Traverse rightwards onto the face of The Sewer and follow secure holds, veering up and leftwards, guiding yourself around into a recess towards the final exit

The vegetated groove just right of the passage

Ascend the crack situated to the right of the arete.

Tackle the brief challenge to the left of the crack, employing any available holds, despite the typical presence of moss.

Ascend the modestly jutting ridge using a series of hollows.

The wide crack on the right side of the passage. Leverage bridging techniques.

A chimney with substantial ledges for feet.

Carefully ascend towards the right along the ramp-line, and then conclude the climb just to the left of Root Chimney on a green and unsatisfactory rock surface. Utilising the tree roots can assist in completing the climb more comfortably.

Begin ascending the left side of the block until reaching a somewhat uneasy conclusion.

Ascend the arete and reach the ledge, then continue left to exit.

The upper section and crack of the route offer consistently good hand and footholds.

Situated towards the back and on the right-hand side. Initiate by placing your hands low in mono pockets and strike towards the slopey edges on the summit. Refrain from utilising the slopey rail on the right for handholds.

Ascending the face of the climb is relatively easy and straightforward.

Ascend the slab that has the words 'Christ Will Return' on it.

To initiate the climb, utilise a foothold positioned to the left of the arete and establish a grip on the bulging buttress. Follow the holds situated above this section to reach the ledge. Conclude the ascent by climbing the left side of the small slab located above.

Ascend while passing by two unique ironstone grips, then make your way towards the left to complete the climb.

A lengthy and moderately straightforward ascent up the gully, presenting a series of challenges to surmount.

Ascend the left section of the slab, utilising the arete if necessary.

Use a squirming or bridging technique to ascend the chimney.

Ascend the obvious crevice located in the corner left of "Running Jump" until you reach a challenging and muddy finish.

A quality boulder challenge located beyond a set of unique ironstone grips.

Ascend the small right corner edge of the rock formation.