Routes in Lowland Outcrops for selected grade

The quartz-filled crack at the back of the recess. Climb it and step left into Ugh when you reach the roof. Belay with the tree stump on the terrace.

1). The overhanging crack at the back of the bay is well protected and leads to a good belay ledge. Cams needed for the belay. 2). From the bottom terrace, climb the corner right in front which has a white patch on the left at the bottom. If you finished the pitch higher up, traverse slightly right to be on top of the white patch, and climb up on good rounded holds.

Find the big flake (5m wide) of Flake and Wall, and climb its left edge/arete without bridging into the main cliff wall. Poorly protected but some decent committing moves.

The crack at the extreme right end of the cliff. Don't bridge out behind you for the grade.

Enjoyable climbing up the fat crack in the centre of the wall to a ledge before finishing directly up the twin cracks.

An alternative start, climbing the wall below the top cracks directly, and a finish which eliminates the right crack, make the route a grade harder, but both variations are highly contrived.

The obvious wide crack to the left of the right arete.

The right arete, staying left. Bold. Using both sides of the arete may be slightly easier.

The left arete, staying on the right. Bold.

Left veering crack. Hardest moves are at the bottom. Since Feb 2023 it has an ugly yellow microcam sticking out the crack at the top.

The left-hand corner of the wee amphitheatre. Dusty/chossy near the top.

The right-hand corner of the amphitheatre.

Climb the arête left of Sickle, staying left of the obvious crack (the only option for protection).