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A substandard and unclean route

Scale the crack with a slabby surface located in the middle of the buttress.

Ascend the petite boulder located to the right of the slab by utilising small yet reliable footholds, then execute a mantel to surmount its peak.

Climb the very brief right face.

This route entails ascending a series of steps located on the left-hand side of the buttress.

A brief and straightforward route

Another route that is both brief in length and straightforward

Similar to the previous routes, this one is also relatively easy, but the top-out can be muddy or dirty.

The climbing on this route is somewhat disconnected, and includes ascending to a holly tree.

Ascend the groove

A brief challenge that consists of ascending a crack.

A brief challenge that concludes with a transition over a small ledge

Shift leftwards to finish

Ascend the corner-crack by climbing up its right side.

Situated to the left of the way up and down to Eyelet Wall, and it is concealed by a holly tree. To reach the base of the Hidden Holly Tree Buttress, approach the problem from above and descend a sandy gully.

The route involves manteling the first break and then delicately ascending the nose to the top of the mossy pinnacle.

A relatively easy route that ascends the chimney, and which can be approached in several different ways.

A short and straightforward crack climb that passes by a tree.

This is an easy chimney that is popular with children. However, it is important to note that children should still walk off and not be lowered down.

This adjacent crack to the chimney offers a fun laybacking challenge and eventually merges with Easy Chimney.

Left of Tomcat/Simon's Wall, begin by ascending the gulley. Scale the slab until you reach the ledge, then execute a difficult mantel through the slight niche to successfully top out.

Climb the corner with the obvious dead beech stump, going left of the stump.

Yes, the stump gets in the way.

Ascend the slab and the vertical surface above it. This particular route is highly sought after by novice climbers.

Ascend the corner crack.

An ascent through a dim and obscure chimney.

On the left of the way-down section between What Crisis? and Pig Tail Slab is a boulder to the left of the Chocolate Teapot Slab.

Use the platform on the left as a foothold. Proceed upwards by grasping onto the sizeable, jutting grips. Finish by slightly manoeuvring around towards the right.

Ascend the wall on its left.

Engage in micro caving by navigating through a diminutive cave located on the upper ledge. Proceed through the cave until reaching another opening approximately 1 meter further inside. The original cave route has collapsed, so caution should be exercised while exploring this altered pathway.

Ascend directly up the face

A brief mantel challenge

Climb the crack to the top

The wide crack in the corner.

The chimney left of the block. Up the outside on well-worn holds.

Or the passage can be chimneyed or grovelled at any point along its length.

A slightly improved chimney climb compared to Jetsam, although the difference is marginal.

Left of Stag, go up the slabby toe, then left a bit into the gully, and pull the wall to the top on the gully side.

A strenuous crawl from the right to the left around the corner within the break.

Traverse from "Tab Chimney" to "The Chimney" with feet on the ledge 4m up.

Start up "Tab Chimney" then move left to finish up "Two-Toed Sloth".

This route involves a grueling journey along the gully's face.

Despite its secluded setting, this route remains a favourite among beginners.

Navigate the chimney on the face just beyond the wedged boulder and conclude on the side facing the land, near the tree.

A sandy, challenging slab

Perfect for budding climbers.

Ascend the narrow ramp.

A brief and delicate ascent up the slab.

A chossy slab climb

Ascend the short, rounded challenge on the sandy middle of the rock surface.

This climb consists of a brief wall ascent that concludes with a somewhat awkward movement onto the ledge.

The furthest route from Pyramid Block Area, which primarily utilises pinch holds throughout the ascent, beginning at the lower right section and continuing in a straight upward direction.

Ascend the middle of the slab using holds that have become smooth or polished due to use.

Climb up and over the jammed boulder, and then proceed to ascend the gully above it.

A challenging and awkward ascent through squeezing and pushing yourself upwards between two walls.

The green surface and dirt on the upper section makes for a slightly sketchy route

A short ascent up the rounded arete

A brief climb up the pocketed green surface.

Ascend the wall utilising well-formed pockets.

The principal recess on the left side can be climbed using reliable hand and foot holds, although it is not entirely a chimney.

While it is possible to start from Zog the Dog, it is more frequently undertaken as a continuation to Introductory Climb. Traverse the wall towards the left on the higher line of holds, transitioning onto the left face, and conclude down Thomas the Tank.

Start directly to the final crack section of Introductory Climb.

Ascend the central portion of the wall by climbing the slender overlap/crack feature.

Ascend the gully located in the corner to the left of the projecting block.

Ascend the pleasant and weathered crack located to the right of the gully, which involves a satisfying move to reach the ledge. Complete the climb by heading towards the small protrusion on the right side of the upper part of the gully.

A brief challenge to reach the resting spot and ascend through the chimney for an exit.

Traverse the slightly higher break of Love Without Resistance

Ascend the gully and follow the fragmented left crack up to the upper ledge situated below the roof. Finish by moving to the right. This is a recommended approach to reach the following two climbs.

This straightforward route follows a gully and is sometimes used as a descent by adventurous climbers.

Ascend the vertical surface located on the left side of the gully, and upon reaching the top section, veer towards the left side and finish by scaling over the top block.

Ascend the gully's right side and veer towards the right to finish. Alternatively, you can begin by climbing the lower block on the right at 3c 3c.

Complete the climb by veering towards the left around the top block of the wall, starting from the left-hand side.

Ascend the gully by either employing a layback technique or squeezing tightly through the gap. Conclude the climb by stepping off towards the right and into the gully. An alternative finish involves ascending from the ledge and navigating through a sequence of bulges, known as The Firm, 6c.

Frequently, the brief gully is damp and slippery, however, it is often utilised as a route for ascending and descending.

The sequence of concave grips is frequently employed as a route suitable for novice climbers.

Ascend the flake crack situated below the unusual-looking tree positioned on top of the smaller, overgrown buttress near the chapel.

Ascend the wall that rounds towards the right of the flake crack, while heading towards the holly tree.