1. Leon Zablocki bouldering at Bell Hagg, Sheffield. This was the first photograph that I felt brought together all the skills and techniques I'd developed as a climbing photographer: composition, ...

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 ...

Stalking - check with Estate offices. Bird Ban - check MCS access notes. The guidebook advice that you 'simply walk to the crag' on reaching Glendrian is not helpful. To begin with, you cannot even ...

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 ...

If you want to read about gradings for bouldering, read this page from the ROCKFAX site. If you want to read about route gradings, and especially how to understand the "two-tiered" British one, read ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

A huge, impressive gorge with masses of rock, cutting into the hills to the north west of Vence. There is a lot of climbing here, though much of it is very hard, and due to seepage and shade, several ...

This headland gives 25m faces which are covered in good lines. The cliffs take no drainage and have no vegetation and are accessible in all but the highest tides.

In June 2022 signage was installed by the landowner indicating that they do not wish crags on the west side of the dale (Griff's, Black & Deckout, etc.) to be climbed on. Initially promising ...