Routes in England for selected grade

The centre of the cave from back left.

Rainshadow is the stunning extension to Raindogs.

Low start to "The Joker".

The route starts on Bat Route and then heads into a section of 8c+, before rejoining Bat Route on the headwall.

Initially graded 9a/a+ it settled at 9a.

Old school grading (8c+)... Hard.

Britain's first 9b!

This is a linkup of four routes. The line starts with Raindogs (5.13b), moves onto and through the crux of Rainshadow (5.14d), onto Batman (5.14d/5.15a) and then finishes up on Batroute (5.14b).

Repeated by Adam Ondra in 2012.

Same start as for Northern Exposure, at half-way continue up and link into the last 7 meters of Progress.

The most impressive of McClure's awesome additions to the crag and the current hardest in the Peak. Before the hard span near the top of Evolution gain a pinch after a hideous cross-over move. Continue up the wall above to the lower-off on Chimes. Finally saw its second ascent after 23 years on 31/10/2021 by Scottish wad Will Bosi who suggested it is at least 9a+ and possibly harder still.

Start in a double gaston position just left of Undertow, head directly over the lip.

The challenging and precise arete located right of the Great Flake.

Sit start to Serenity.

Extension traverse of Pedigree Chum.

Classic

After a foot hold broke on Raggamuffin this is the start from a crouching position.

Ascend vertically from The Ramp, navigating your way through the broadest part of the roof using sloping holds and undercuts.

Start on a Left pocket and Right undercut. Go rightwards along the ramp of lovely slopers, then, blast straight out of the roof above via long moves on poor holds. Finish on a jug in the high break.

Start LH on an edge, RH next to it on a really bad edge. Reach RH up into a flat undercut. Build feet up and go left hand to the lip. Match the lip and finish straight up via some easy moves.

All revolves around utilising the undercut.

Start as for Point Beak. After the initial sequences, head leftwards along a series of crimps that form a distinct line of edges, and finish up The Ramp.

Start as for Sine Language. Instead of finishing through the final roof, transition to the right and complete by following the path of Point Beak.

Start sat with your left on a low crimp and right on a side pull, positioned just higher than the heel hook. Connect Home by a series of intricate manoeuvres.

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