Routen als traditionell in South-West England

a truly wonderful climb, they don't come much better. the climbing is straightforward but intimidating with good protection placements. start beneath the central corner

the groove in the striking left arete of the main face gives a stout and eye catching route of great quality. start at a wide crack in huge blocks below the arete

a nice easy ascent following the wall on the right of the gully and about 5m from the top changing to the left following a nice and tight chimney up for the last part.

a strong line and good climbing make this a popular and impressive undertaking. start about 10m right of the point that the approach path begins to drop down towards the main area.

an excellent expedition up the subsidiary buttress just left of the main face start a short mossy looking wall left of a vegetated gully and just right of a crack

the final exposed and sustained pitch is the best of the vdiffs at the dewerstone. this route requires dry conditions as it is shaded and takes a long time to dry out.

the easiest way up the dewerstones most impressive wall with a fine series of pitches.

one for the jamming master, a forceful couple of pitches that have taken a few scalps over the years.start beneath the hand crack that cuts through the overhang.

fun and varied climbing that builds to a head spinning finish on the summit of the pinnacle.start below chimney crack at the foot of the ridge where the approach path begins to drop down to the main area.

the eye catching crack in the wall to the right of mucky gully.

the eye catching crack in the wall to the right of mucky gully. start the same as mucky gully below the long corner.

one of the best of its grade on dartmoor, start on the left hand side of the slab in the corner.

a sheeps tor classic that is now very polished. start at the base of a very polished corner on the right hand side of the crag

a good old fashioned crack, start at the base of the first crack just to the right of the central arete.

a well trodden and a un-intimidating climb, starting at the stepped corner.

the central line of sheepstors largest face is the crags best route. start at the foot of the highest point just to the left of the large slab.

a much attempted line that sees some epics. start below the cracks that point the way to the middle break in the upper overhang.

a steep boot wide crack in the corner right of the slab. start beneath the crack.

a fairly tough line that has some very good moves and feels much longer than it actually is. start at a crack system 5m right of the edge of the crag.

the capping overhang that runs right across the wall has a number of breaks that provide cruxes for all routes that cross it. start just right of omega crack

another good little pitch that is perhaps the easiest of the three severes on this section of the wall. start at the base of the crack that leads to the right of the overhangs.

the short but tricky route leading up the black wall to the right of the central arete

the thin crack in the upper wall above slab route is short but challenging. start as for crack and chimney

The gentle and beautifully textured granite arete provides an ideal initiation to the more manageable routes at Bosigran. Pitches 1 & 2 are usually combined.

1. 22m. Climb up the steep right-hand side of the arete. As the angle gradually becomes less steep, shift your position to the left, onto the actual arete, and continue following it until a suitable belay position.

2. 18m. Continue along the arete, progressing towards a terrace where multiple belay options are available.

3. 19m. Scale the steep cracks located at the rear of the bay, persevering until you reach the summit.

Bosigran's prime VDiff experience is formed by a challenging route with diverse climbing and progressively more precarious stances. Start at a broad crevice.

1. Ascend the 16m section, navigating the secure yet cumbersome crack, to a large ledge for belaying.

2. 22m. Traverse to the left, followed by an upward movement, eventually arriving at a steep wall. Scale the wall and establish a belay position directly beneath a flared chimney.

3. 35m. Enter the challenging chimney, climbing until a gradually ascending ledge becomes visible towards the left. Traverse along the ledge, navigating through an extremely exposed position, until reaching the summit.