Northumbrian Climbing Guide

The blunt rib at the right end of the north face is climbed until a move left leads to the top. Interesting but unprotected.

The fine crack to the left.

Climb the slab about 2 metres left of Plymouth Hoe.

The obvious chipped steps provide the easiest way up and down.

The slabs on the east side are climbed trending left to finish up the ar?. Unprotected.

Start at the right hand side of the south face 2 metres right of Rhumba. Move up rightwards then back left, climb the wall on widely spaced holds to a thin hanging flake and a delicate finish. Interesting and bold.

Start at the base of a rightwards trending undercut feature 3 metres right of 'Sir Francis'. Step up, and trend slightly left to the first horizontal break, then straight up to good holds in a less prominent break 2 metres higher. Move up and right with difficulty to the top. Scary.

Climb the thin crack in the middle of the S south face (Sir Francis) until the first horizontal break is reached and a traverse left to the groove of The Golden Hind can be made. Climb this to the next break. Traverse left round the overhanging ar? then climb more easily to the top.

A superb and bold climb up the obvious thin crack in the centre of the south face. Jibber more or less up the wall above trending slightly right towards a small flake at the top.

Start at the left end of the south side and climb into a groove at 3 metres. Climb this to a slab which provides an interesting finish.

Climb the left ar? of the south face to a horizontal crack and continue directly up the wall.

The obvious line on the west face is difficult and strenuous to start. The rest is easier . A pumpy but satisfying route.

Start at the ar? of Good Hope (1314). Traverse right along the obvious lower break for 3metres. Then make strenuous moves to climb straight up to gain an obvious curving flake and crack. Finish direct.

The left ar? of the west face. Awkward and unprotected.

A traverse of the obvious horizontal break