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 ...

Warm, dry, and sunny crag with good views over the Lakes and the Solway coast. Climbing is steep. DO NOT ask for permission to climb at the farm before climbing. Please do not disturb the owner. Keep ...

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 ...

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 ...

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The Coastguard Cliffs run south towards the Bill of Portland and possess a wealth of excellent routes set in a remote and beautiful environment. Unlike much of the rest of the west coast of Portland, ...

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The rock type, felsite, gives very steep climbing on odd, smoothish rock: not for slab climbers. Single- and multi-pitch routes up to 220ft, including Hardd (E2 5c) and the "out there!!" route of ...

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The large quarry located above Neath Abbey, clearly visible from the M4 and main roads. There is a large boulder field below the quarry that has three-star boulders from Font 6A to 8B, with lots more ...

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