Routes in Stone Farm Rocks for selected grade

Delicate manoeuvres at higher points with a less than ideal landing area. However, the climb concludes smoothly using large, easy-to-grip holds.

The climb involves ascending the sharp edge using predominantly smooth, curved grips, and it is considerably more challenging than it appears at first glance.

Following a strenuous start, ascend directly towards the bend on Cat Wall without deviation, and then conclude the climb through a straightforward path.

A challenging, direct variation of Cat Wall, which shares the finish. It was first completed as a highball boulder at f6B.

A somewhat restricted climb that ascends the face directly, bypassing the holds situated to the right, including those around Pine Crack. The route finishes up Pine Buttress.

Direct start for Kneeling Boulder, utilise slopers and execute a challenging mantel. Progress further by grasping onto favourable handholds that lead to the top block, which marks the end of the climb.

On the rear side of the Kneeling Boulder, start from the far right position situated on a square "block," then proceed with a traverse towards the opposite end. Finish by executing a mantel on favourable handholds located at the top.

from Kneeling Boulder, traverse up and rightwards of the ledge.

Jump right then up Medway Slab and down halfway Stone Farm Chimney.

Continue all the way to Garden Wall. Keeping low and progress to Key Wall.

Finish by undertaking the Key Wall Lower Traverse.

Highball boulder variation of Yew Just Crimp, with poor landing.

An excellent but difficult line, as it follows a narrow path up an almost featureless slab. Regrettably, the route is affected by the growth of greenery, which can make it more challenging to climb.

Starting from the undercuts located on Control, shift rightwards to reach a challenging and demanding ending.

Ascend the central path, starting with a foothold that may feel soft and sandy. Continue climbing until you reach a rounded ending.

Climb the right side of the boulder until you reach a rounded finish.

A technical route with a significant number of chipped holds up the centre of the rock face. Move awkwardly towards the left to meet up with Thin near the top.

This is a delicate and technical climb on a thin, unsteady slab surface. Unfortunately, the has been chipped.

In the middle of the wall, there are some moves that require a bit of reach, and towards the end, it is necessary to share some of the same moves as Front Face.

For the direct finish of Bare Essentials, climb to the rounded top-out without deviating from the line.

Ascend the arete to the right of Bare Essentials by utilising the rope grooves (and potentially your belly) at the top.

This requires a stronger right-to-left traverse along the upper break.

Execute challenging moves from the large chipped pocket to successfully position yourself onto the face.

A manual traverse across the lower break, commencing at the bottom of Bulging Corner and culminating with an ascent of Prelude.

Sit-start using undercuts. Ascend the left side of the wall utilising reliable handholds throughout the climb.

This concise and enjoyable boulder ascends the right side of the bulge. It's also possible to link with the final moves of SW Corner, graded at 6c 6a.

The original challenging roof climb on this protrusion.

Perform a demanding mantel to reach the shelf, and then continue climbing to surmount the bulge situated above

Start from the sloping rail located on the right of Stinging Nettle. Execute a strenuous move to ascend towards a suitable slot, then match your hands on it. Follow this up with a big, yet relatively straightforward move to reach the top. Look for one of the scarce positive holds situated above to aid in completing the climb.