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 ...

This is a friendly little cliff in spite of its relatively exposed position above deep water. The climbing is on a handsome tower on the east side of the cove. There are several pleasant lower-grade ...

The rock and climbing, and specifically, the bouldering, is the best the Churnet has to offer. Steep, powerful up-problems, many over large roofs, as well as brilliant traversing. It has the ambience ...

Above the village of Santa Gadea de Alfoz at the border between Castilla y Leon and Cantabria.

Roadside crag with a sunny aspect, which can be climbed on for most of the year. Good quality natural trad lines, mostly single pitch, although some two-pitch routes may be found. A classic of ...

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 ...

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.

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A very different experience from the Gogarth sea cliffs, but the Holyhead Mountain crags provide some good, albeit short, routes of all grades on variable quality rock. Some parts of the crags covered ...

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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 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, ...