The Mountain Heritage Trust is marking 200 years of climbing history with Pillar 200, a new exhibition exploring the ...

The edge overlooks the villages of Curbar and Calver. Above Curbar village is a Pay and Display car park just east of Curbar Gap. This car park can also be reached from a turning off the A625, just ...

A famous collection of great climbs from the 'Hard Rock' book by Ken Wilson (1974), covering routes from all over the UK. [NOTE: Deer Bield Buttress has fallen down but is retained for historical ...

Burbage South has never really been as popular as its northern twin. While its shady aspect and greenness don't help, its popularity has been limited by the uncompromising appearance of its buttresses ...

This week's Friday Night Video heads to Flinders Island for two films featuring Simon Bischoff, taking in windswept granite, ...

The best crag in this area, with a mountain feel. All multi-pitch routes up to 400ft. There is also an E4, for those interested. Notable for Outside Edge (V.Diff), Kirkus's Climb/Route (VS) 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 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 ...

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 ...

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Brilliant bouldering crag famed for its traverses. More recently, ground developments have also made it a brilliant crag for bloc (straight up) problems too. Crag classics include: Big Marine, The ...

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.