Route Setting Calendar

9.5m wall with a very slight slab angle (95°)

5 top-rope or lead lines (#15‑20); typically 17 routes, graded 4 to 7a

Includes a feature for crack climbing. Both sides have corner climbs. One line has bolt hangers for practising leading with your own quickdraws; other lines have quickdraws.

10m slab wall (about 100°) with an overhang lip feature part way up, above which the slab angle increases

4 top-rope or lead lines (#21‑24); typically 12 routes, graded 4 to 7a

Quickdraws provided on all lines

8m vertical wall with a feature volume that makes one of the lines overhanging

5 top-rope or lead lines (#62‑66); typically 15 routes, graded 4 to 6c+

Both end lines are corners, giving plenty of bridging routes. One line has bolt hangers for practising leading with your own quickdraws; other lines have quickdraws.

8m complex-shaped, overhanging wall (with panels at various angles up to 70°), largely for leading.

7 lead lines and 2 top-rope lines (#54‑61); typically 23 routes, graded 5 to 8a

No aretes on this wall. One lead line has bolt hangers for practising leading with your own quickdraws; other lead lines have quickdraws.

8m Gentle slab (100°)

4 top-rope or lead lines (#97‑100); typically 12 routes, graded 3 to 6c+

Aimed at beginners. Includes a mega amount of friction, and has specific climbing techniques tags on the wall. Quickdraws provided on all lines

8m wall with vertical panels at either end and gently overhanging lines in the middle

8 top-rope or lead lines (#89‑96); typically 24 routes, graded 4 to 7a

Quickdraws provided on all lines

10m sustained overhang wall (c.80°)

4 top-rope lines (#36‑39); typically 12 routes, graded 4 to 7a

Both end lines are corner climbs: good to practise bridging and for resting

10m laidback slab wall (105°)

4 top-rope lines (#11‑14); typically 12 routes, graded 4 to 6c+

Includes aretes on both sides

9.5m overhang (85°) with an overhang lip feature part way up, above which the overhang angle increases (80°)

The left end wall ("Nose End") is a 9.5m vertical wall with a diagonal flow towards the top. Great use of the arete on both sides. Some routes finish on the stalactite to the right of the line.

5 lead lines (one of which also has a top rope) and an autobelay line (#25‑30); typically 18 routes, graded 4 to 8a. Quickdraws provided on all lead lines

10m vertical and overhanging tower (up to 70°)

12 top-rope or lead lines (#77‑88); typically 36 routes, graded 4 to 8a

Quickdraws provided on all lines

10.5m overhang wall starting steep (c.55°), becoming shallower (c.70°) halfway up

5 lead lines (#72‑76); typically 15 routes, graded 5+ to 8a

Quickdraws provided on all lines

15m continuous lead climbs, starting vertical, transitioning into a roof overhang (10°)

4 lead lines (#50‑53); typically 8 routes, graded 5+ to 8a

Features 2 anchors, meaning you can lead the first pitch with the grade given or you can continue on for the harder grade. Quickdraws provided on all lines

8m vertical wall featuring a chimney climb

9 top-rope lines (#41‑49); typically 26 routes, graded 4 to 6c+

9.5m slight overhang (85°)

3 top-rope or lead lines and 2 autobelay lines (#31‑35); typically 15 routes, graded 4+ to 7a+.

Quickdraws provided on all lines

11m very laidback slab wall (115°)

5 top-rope lines (#67‑71); typically 15 routes, graded 3 to 6c+

Features a box volume near the top on the end line which makes you feel a little exposed while you climb over the box. One line has bolt hangers for practising leading with your own quickdraws; other lines have quickdraws.