Description

It’s hard to imagine a more picturesque limestone venue in the Peak District. The crag faces south, but depending on the time of year it loses the sun by mid-afternoon, making it ideal for both summer and winter climbing. The only downside in winter is that after heavy rain the ground can become very wet, though that’s easily solved by bringing a tarp.

This classic limestone crag is home to a range of fingery, polished ’90s test pieces that still pack a challenge. Its flat, level base provides perfect landings, making it ideal for bouldering pads and family-friendly days out. A true gem that blends history, quality climbing, and stunning surroundings.

Route recommendation
Warm up traverse , 6A
A Miller's Tale 6b
Low Break 6c
A Bigger Splash 7a+
Caviar Start 7b
Kudos 7b
The Press 7b+

History

Another venue steeped in climbing history, featuring classic test pieces from the Ben and Jerry heyday. Notably, it’s home to the first 8a+ ever established in the Peak District, marking a significant moment in the evolution of hard sport climbing in the UK. A must-visit for those chasing both heritage and high performance.