Routes in Peak District for selected grade

An apparent classic.. But gear placement is marginal at the right traverse.

The top pitch up the tower.

The crux is after the fixed belay point, with a hidden jug, and can feel quite exposed.. Nowadays is very popular and it is usually done as a multi-pitch route.

A glorious struggle up the hanging crack just right of the cave mouth; big cams and hexes needed. Masochists will don t-shirt and tights but tweed breeches clad the sane or those with a sense of history.

The crack up the outside face of the flying buttress. One of the best jamming cracks off grit. Mandatory for southerners and others accustomed to such pleasures.

The central crack in the bay on the right of the through cave. Well Protected.

Up the corner past several roofs. Can be broken into two pitches at the ledge with piton.

Sustained and somewhat polished. Follow the zig-zag crag line to the chain lower off.

The slanting right-hand crack line to the corner, with a puzzling finish.

Abseil from the tree which is usually equipped with a sling and a maillon.