IF YOU ARE ADDING ROUTES THAT ARE NOT IN THE DATABASE - PLEASE ADD A DESCRIPTION AS TO WHERE THEY ARE AND WHAT THE CLIMBING INVOLVES. This area features every sector above the road, except for some ...

Harrison's Rocks belong to the BMC. Popular with groups and becoming well worn in places. Please use soft-soled shoes (preferably climbing shoes) and clean your feet on a carpet or mat before climbing ...

Burbage North is a popular spot because its great accessibility makes it a regular haunt of many climbers. Unlike its darker sister, Burbage South, it has a reputation for friendly routes in a ...

Magnificent imposing buttresses of superb natural grit up to 30m high. Shaded in summer, but slow to dry and green early in the year. 'Must do' routes include the astounding Valkrie (VS 4c), the ...

Pleasant outlook that dries quickly. Year-round climbing possible. As with all the Central belt dolerite quarries there is often loose rock to be found here, particularly on the top-outs and even on ...

Kinder South consists of a scattering of cliffs that overlook the tranquil Edale Valley, and reflect the friendlier side of Kinder - big bulbous outcrops of coarse but clean rock that get all the sun ...

Defined by high steep ridges the Northeast corrie of Stob Coire nan Lochan is an idyllic spot with tall columnar cliffs an deeply cut gullies. Its height makes it one of the most reliable winter ...

The western section of Subluminal is a very friendly sea cliff, which has a substantial collection of good, lower-grade trad routes in a largely un-intimidating environment. This is a popular ...

Bolted routes along a 10-20m high series of outcrops in a sheltered setting. Bolts have been replaced on the majority of existing lines with 12mm glue-ins or 10mm expansions and many new lines have ...

At the moment, there are no peregrines nesting, however they have been seen in the area. Please keep an eye out for them. A major venue with incredible long thin fins sticking out into the sea facing ...

Very well-situationed short routes on superb rock (although sometimes fairly polished). A great place for a first climb and understandably popular with groups, although there is plenty of routes for ...

A collection of crags lying high above the sea midway between Thurba Head and Paviland. Not popular enough to have got all the loose rock off - take care. Routes up to 45m. Approach from Pitton to ...