The Birthplace of British Rock Climbing. This excellent crag, although rather broken, provides climbing of all grades in superb surroundings with its spendid ridges and steep walls over looking the ...

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NOTE: ab station above Grand Prix - the chockstone that the 3 bits of tat were around was moving as I weighted the ab. Thankfully we had a friend in to back it up. As I abbed the chock crumbled and ...

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 ...

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 ...

Only minutes from the parking the Lost Valley is an extremely sheltered crag set within a deep inland ravine. The crag has now been extensively developed and contains a large number of routes, often ...

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The Cattle Troughs routes are easy to reach and have generally sound rock. However, gear can be a bit sparse on some climbs and it is a dangerous venue in rough, or even moderate, seas. The Cattle ...

Crag features Crysteal Slab (MVS), Raven Crag Buttress (VD), Corvus (D), Raven Crag Gully (VD - Winter 3), Easy Street (MVS). Best known for the superb winter route in the Gully.

Glen Lednock is a collection of excellent boulders in a perfect situation. The rock is very compact schist, crimpy and solid. Many problems are easy in nature and provide great entertainment for kids.

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.

Westernmost summit of the high Cairngorms. Usually climbed from Glen Feshie in the west, but the scenic side is the east flank above Gleann Einich, which is one of the largest (though discontinuous) ...