In reply to her_t6:
Pretty much anywhere in the Lakes.
Wallowbarrow Crag - all of the "selected" lines here are VS or below
Anything in Langdale, but particularly
Scout Crags,
Raven Crag (Langdale),
Gimmer Crag and
Bowfell Buttress (HS 4b).
Kettle Crag is also very good, but the approach is a bit of an ass.
Red Slab (S 4a) is a little classic, and
Stonechat (VD) is a good warm up. Plenty to do over the hill, on
Long Crag and, 3 minutes from there, the not to be missed mini-classic VDiff of Black Crag:
The Needle (VD) - which has even some HVS leaders hesitating, as it involves pretty much jumping across a gap from a detatched pinnacle to the crag top...
Borrowdale has a ton of good crags - everyone goes to
Shepherd’s Crag and it's very close to
Black Crag (Borrowdale), which has one of the best UK severe routes:
Troutdale Pinnacle (S). Up the combes close by are some classic mountain crags.
Or in Coniston,
Dow Crag and
Little How Crag are worth a punt - with classics being
Murray's Route (S 4a),
Arête, Chimney and Crack (Summer) (S 3c) and
Giant's Crawl (Summer) (D). There's good scrambling to be had, too.
Gouther Crags is less frequented, but has a fantastic severe:
Kennel Wall (S 4a). And you can stop off at Trowbarrow from the M6 quite easily, for
Jomo (VD),
Ramp Ant (S 4a) and a great HS 4a traverse
Truffle (HS 4c) - as well as the VS trinity.
And then there's Wasdale...