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 Unique and interesting Mendip craglet. Ancient mineral extraction has left behind small featured limestone trenches, perfect for easy grade bouldering. Some faces are a little highball and a steady ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

In Some Lost Place is the new book by Sandy Allan about his team's incredible first ascent of Nanga Parbat's Mazeno Ridge ...

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 ...

Quarried limestone, generally sound. Protection tends to be sparse. Wall is a real sun trap allowing for year-round climbing. Mainly multi-pitch routes up to about 90 metres. In the summer, escape up ...

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 ...

Two Hackney green spaces are now permanent homes to two massive pieces of solid granite, each weighing up to 100 tonnes and measuring over 4m high. Boulder 1 (Shoreditch Park) and Boulder 2 (Mabley ...