Routes in Kent for selected grade

Adjacent to Groovy Graeme. Ascend the bulge using undercuts to reach the jugs, and then mantel to finish.

Located beside Letterbox, this problem features comparable undercuts to reach the break. You will then utilise a combination of crimps and jugs to progress higher, before facing a challenging top-out.

Climb in the middle of the wall, left of 'OK Coral' then move in a slightly leftward direction towards a handhold near the top. Mantle to finish.

Ascend the rounded protrusion situated to the left of The Ramp. You may use the ledges on the right for handholds, but make sure to keep on the nose as you climb.

A pleasant and intricate challenge that begins with a reliable side-pull and concludes with a mantel onto the slim shelf situated above.

Comparable in style to Panda Pop. Utilise a small side-pull with the left hand to reach the ledge, followed by executing a mantel to stand upright on the ledge and then exiting.

A similar slabby nature as Panda Style.

Ascend the upper groove after another blank initial section.

Ascend the clear crack that is situated in the middle to right side of Magolor

Ascend the brief crack and wall that is positioned to the left of the arête.

Begin by confronting the lower bulge and then proceed to complete the ascent by climbing up the left arête.

This route involves finger-focused face climbing that commences from a small and sharp slot.

You can begin the climb from the lower left side of the slab and ascend in a zig-zag pattern. Alternatively, you can start by climbing the crack located to the left of the slab.

Ascend the crack using a layback technique, finger jam, or other methods that suit your style. Once you reach the break, move leftwards and finish with a challenging mantel to reach the top.

Face climb without using the cracks on either side.

Ascend the brief, narrow ridge on a section of soft rock with a challenging finish.

Ascend the initial section, which may be dirty, and then finish by climbing up the shallow crack.

Ascend to the break and then face the challenge of the difficult finish.

Climb up the crack and navigate to the greasy finish. Make use of the holds present on either side of the crack.

Begin by using the chimney to establish yourself on the left wall. From there, traverse around the corner with balance and proceed directly up the left side of the arete using regular but awkward holds. Finally, exit with a delicate mantle shelf. This climb can be very rewarding and enjoyable for those who attempt it.

Climb the left end of the wall that provides the right side to a broad gully.

Short and sweet, with a lovely mantel into the niche, and that's all there is to it.

Following a challenging beginning, use a layback technique to climb the groove until you reach the break and then finish with a strenuous sequence.

Left hand finish variation of Bow Window. Proceed towards the left and ascend through the obscure corner located on the upper block to finish.

Commence the climb in the same manner as for Sagittarius, but promptly ascend the steep surface to the right of the curved scoop slab.

Proceed upwards to tackle the concave feature, which demands a difficult and forceful mantel to surmount it.

Steep crack climbing, particularly enjoyable for experienced crack climbers

Ascend the short nose.

This route offers plenty of positive handholds for a simple ascent. It culminates with a typical mantel finish.

To prevent potential damage to the upper block, it is advisable to approach the challenging lower wall as a Boulder instead of using ropes, as they may cause cutting under tension.

The upper half of the climb is comparatively easier and can be tackled by utilising the cracks located above.

A lengthy traverse that's done using either multiple top ropes or by soloing. Begin from the platform on the far left beneath Flying Scotsman and traverse towards the right until reaching Small Chimney, which you descend to finish.

The direct start to The Bishop and the Actress is notably challenging, while the indirect option leads to Sinners Wall. The grading is specifically assigned for the difficulty of the starting section alone.

A challenging start, which is somewhat easier for taller climbers. Using the jug out left helps reaching the next break, followed by a mildly technical finish.

An excellent route that follows the centre of the wall, shifting rightwards at the summit to use the flake while staying to the left of the nose.

Ascend the pillar, encountering a challenging and reachy move midway through the climb.

Ascend the left crack by laybacking

Climb by leveraging the right crack via laybacking

Begin with hands in the vertical slot and then proceed upwards

Climbing the left side of the wall requires a significant reach.

Ascend the blunt arête with a challenging finish

The direct start to St. Gotthard, located above the tunnel entrance, involves ascending via a narrow crack that is often covered in green slime.

Ascend the first crack to the right of the gully following a damp start on The Sewer

Starts 2m left of Passage Chimney. Climb up trending leftwards to a niche, then continue straight up. Finish either direct, or leftwards.

Start 2m left of Passage Chimney, climb straight up to finish over the bulge 1.5 m left of the chimney.

Commence uncomfortably from right of the arête, then execute challenging manoeuvrers leftwards. Progress upward, on great pockets until reaching the third ledge. Traverse left and conclude up the crack with a mantel.

Step off the block, then climb the crack, crack, groove, and off-width crack (in turn, past the various horizontal breaks) to the top.

Ascend the second and third crevices to reach a break, then continue upwards on the wall above.

At the point where the passage widens, be cautious as some crucial holds might have been lost.

Perform a traverse of the Wellington Block by stepping across from the top of Flower Power Jules and proceeding clockwise around the block.

Use your hands on the last break from the top and feet on the second ledge down. Upon reaching the Forester's Wall line, descend and proceed leftwards.

Conclude with a simpler route back to the beginning. Utilise the back wall at the beginning, but once in the main passage, eliminate it.

Ascend the narrow path situated between Belts and Braces and Flotsam, culminating in a challenging finish.

Ascend the middle portion of the slab that is covered in overgrowth.

Climb the arête right of the slab, completing the ascent on the right side.

A technical route that involves ascending the slab, followed by a rightward traverse to reach the conclusion.

Ascend the rock surface by utilising the slim, shallow flake and conclude the climb in a slightly precarious manner on the frontal section of the block.

Ascend the rock surface located to the right of the sloping ledge, utilising the identical layaway pocket as that of Kheops Progress.

A climb on favourable layaway pockets and presents a satisfying challenge, culminating with a tricky finish over the top block.

Ascend the challenging arete

An excellent route situated on the left side of the rounded nose. Avoid using the footholds present in the gully.

This involves climbing the left side of the arete, but then stepping onto the front face to the right when just over halfway up.

A brief bouldering challenge that leads to a difficult mantel finish.

Traverse from right to left along the lower break.

The climb begins at the middle of Hippo Buttress and ends at the crack located to the left of the rock. It's possible that you may have to use handholds that are situated in the centre of the rock to the right of the actual climbing route.

The holds are positioned in a way that there may be some challenges or nuances to using them effectively.

Begin by using shallow side-pulls on the rounded arete and perform a mantel onto the ledge. Continue by ascending the nose to the left of Primitive Groove and finish the climb. It is important to note that the upper half of the climb is not entirely independent.

A steep roof climb that is relatively less difficult and located towards the right side of the Boulder Wall.

Ascend the slender surface by utilizing either of the two edges for support and complete the climb by finishing up Otra!

Execute a cautious ascent up the middle of the wall, culminating in a challenging finish over the top boulder. Alternatively, it is possible to exit towards the left, which is a more enjoyable route graded at 4c.

Ascending this wall is fairly manageable until you reach the challenging mantel finish.

The tall block situated to the right of 'Chalet Slab' has two mantelshelves on its right-hand side.

Ascend the left-hand side of the Fandango rock face using a unique ironstone pocket despite the slick surface.

Ascend the crack shaped like the letter "S" and progress upwards to climb the slender crack located in the steep wall above.

Begin from the top of the block that lies between the gullies, then move towards the left and ascend the steep wall above the block to reach a fascinating undergrowth where the climb ends.

A brief yet valuable ascent up the face, with the crux in the final moves. Typically, climbers end the climb at the ledge and descend via Birch Crack.

Ascend the nose of the rock formation by utilising a sequence of rounded bulges. Once you reach the top of the nose, encounter a short headwall that can be easily surmounted to complete the climb.

A superb traverse that begins at Skiffle and continues all the way to Yoyo, with many climbers opting to stop just below Inspiration due to the added height at that section.

Ascend the wall slightly left of the centre until reaching the overhang. Shift to the left and then climb the flake crack which is difficult to manage, to reach the top.

Ascend the frontal surface of the boulder located between Chelsea Chimney and Reclamation Gully.

An outstanding and uninterrupted climb that follows the central line of the wall. Although it has been partially altered and mended at certain points, the headwall still delivers a magnificent conclusion.

This route offers a solid technical challenge as you climb up the face using pockets, with a particularly intriguing sequence midway through. To complete the climb, ascend directly over the top boulder.

This is a challenging off-width climb that is often climbed incorrectly, and the grade is irrelevant for many climbers.

Climb the right-hand side of Reclamation slab from the centre-left of the boulder. Traverse right and avoid using the cut holds of Reclamation Slab Right.