Routes in South East England for selected grade

Frequently covered in moss and appears green, but is feasible to climb when the surface is dry.

An easy problem can be found on the left side of the face.

Ascend the arête, utilising its right side

A short boulder past a pocket - eliminating holds on Deadwood Crack. Then, either leap back down or finish up Deadwood Crack on the right side

Proceed upwards beyond a diminutive vertical indentation.

Scale the right side of the formation, beginning from a petite hollow, and proceed by briskly patting along the upper edge to finish up Good Man Friday.

Enhance this brief challenge by traversing along the break to Easy Cleft Right

Climb the side of the slab located on the right.

Ascend the challenging and sandy edge.

Use a hand traverse along the rail and then complete the ascent by climbing up the face.

To climb, take the face to the left of the rounded arete.

Ascend the far right-hand end of the slab.

With feet in the breaks just above head height, traverse from Harden Gully to Renison Gully.

Ascend the small left corner edge of the boulder.