Routes in England for selected grade

Start on the slanting ramp and traverse right to exit on the round arête.

Both arêtes are in, from a sit start

Top 50 climb. Pumpy and technical. Start at vertical wall below clean-cut corner. Hard start. Difficult exit to the right of the square-cut corner.

Move left at the crux in the first half, then proceed to climb high quality tufa's above. Expect Gull nests at the anchor.

Follow Ready and Waiting, shoot right at bolt 6. Sequency moves diagonally then straight up to anchors.

The central line on the wall with no use of the arete.

A mirror line to Venus Flytrap, taking the RH side of WJ wall. Start directly below the top crack of VF. Climb Direct up vague cracks to overlap (30ft). Place gear under overlap and bomber RK5 just above. Go down and R for 8ft to a weakness in the overlap, follow a line of positive crimps leading up R to small friend placement. Cont. up to overlap. Med Friends protect moves up left to peg. from peg move up and left, Crux, to obvious crimps and so into top of VF Follow VF to Top. Paul Harrison and Friends place peg and had attempted previously.

No runners, bad landing start at the notch.

A well-liked and physically demanding challenge that moves over the nose of the boulder. The arete and the hold in the left break are both permissible as start holds. This initial position sets you up for powerful manoeuvres to be executed over the lip of the boulder.

Climb the face and arete left of Dark Chimney. Eliminate use of the wall behind you when starting.

Direct start to Banana Finger - big reach off small crimps.

Crimpy and technical. Start at the ledge (bolt). Climb straight up the shallow corner to the overhang and bald wall.

on small hillock in first jumble of boulders up & right of circular stone trough

A brief crack, requiring dexterous finger work, leads to the roof section and then progresses to more demanding jamming techniques at the edge.

Takes a disjointed crackline. Grade depends on finish used. The LH finish is best and hardest at E5. The original finish traverses R 20' below the top to the arete and is E4. Superb and very sustained wall climbing. Start at pockets in the wall just left of a small overhang, 4m right of the start of Arms Race. Climb up the pockets to meet the base of a short right trending crack. Climb the crack to a peg and step right to a thinner crack. Climb this past another peg to a move right and a shakeout on the blunt arete. Move up to a peg and then climb the steepening wall past a peg on the left to the top