루트들 England에서 선택된 등급들을 위해서

Start in leaning groove, climb to bridge below bulges then follow flake crack which eases off towards the top.

Straightforward climb directly up the crack

Traditional hard Grit VS. Not for the novice or faint-hearted VS leader.

Up the corner crack to the overhang and follow the rightward traverse . Good holds to finish.

Put up in 1919. Possibly the best known climb at Almscliff, along with Great Western. Follow the green crack to a small ledge below the overhang. Step right and pull up into the upper crack. The final overhang keeps things interesting.

A steep but juggy pitch which travels through some wild territory at the grade. Start beneath the jutting block at the overhang's widest point. Climb up to the block overhang and pull out across the roof on massive holds and with excellent gear, to a grassy ledge (possible belay). From the right-hand side of the ledge, continue up the face above, heading slightly rightwards and then back left. © Rockfax

80m - Circular traverse of righthand pillar

Climb the start of Wall End Crack Direct until the sloping ramp to the right. Follow this to the alert of two cracks and follow to the top.

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

Vintage. To the right is a chimney, Climb the slab just right of this, then follow the short corner-crack left of the overhang. Perhaps using the hidden hold, traverse strenuously right above the roof to belay on a ledge below two cracks. Follow the cracks to finish.

The obvious chimney crack