Five main walls, three on the N and two on the S. N wall divided into three by a prominent arete at the end of a calcite wall, and a corner in the black face further along. S wall is more broken with ...

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The massive defile of El Chorro's signature feature 'The Gorge' is one of Andalucia's most famous landmarks, made all the more significant by the Walkway (or Camino del Rey - King's Path); the narrow ...

Saas di Stria, also called Hexenstein, lies just to the west of the Falzerego Pass. It's south arête is a popular beginners route, and this is now complemented by a number of sports routes on it's ...

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Allegedly formed by a huge landslip early in the 18th century. Great views over the Vale of York. Can be loose on both a small and a large scale. Many routes depend upon pegs that are no longer in ...

Routes up to 70ft. Some may be vegetated but most are fine. Not much in the E1+ grades. There is also a good and mainly easy bouldering circuit on solid rock in the small quarry, most of which have ...

The restriction applies to the whole crag for nesting ravens. This site is regularly monitored and fledging often occurs here by early May so the restriction may be lifted earlier than the date ...

Extensive historic quarrying of the headland has created a vaguely surreal grassy plain, fringed with low cliffs and pinnacles on the seaward side and more substantial rock faces on the landward side.

There is much good climbing on the high and wild edges that ring the Kinder and Bleaklow plateau, and the very best of this is to be found along the north-facing escarpment of Ashop Edge. It is ...