Restricted Access

The woods are owned and managed for low volume timber extraction (mostly birch). The new owner (as of 2023) has no objection to climbing along the length of the edge. However, the following is expected of all visiting climbers:

  • Approach the crag via its left end using the path which runs between a wall on your left and a stream on your right.
  • Do not approach the main body of the crag directly from the footpath beneath.
  • No felling or cutting of trees without prior permission from the landowner via the BMC. Any approved work of this nature to be carried out by competent individuals only and subject to written risk assessment. 
  • The owner has no objection to the removal of holly, gorse, bramble and ivy. However, in all cases prior consent must still be sought.
  • Please leave no litter, and remove any you find.

Seasonal Restrictions

Dates: 1 March to 30 June

Reason: Nesting Birds

Tawny owls sometimes nest on the crag in the spring (previously on Kremlin Crack or Roof Route) - if present avoid the route(s) they are occupying until the nest is vacated.

Tawny owls have been known to viciously attack  people climbing near their nest, so please steer well clear of these routes until the chicks have fledged, both for the benefit of the birds and your own wellbeing.

9m.

Rockfax Description
The fine angular corner left of the slab has a tricky start and great climbing above - bridging or jamming, or a bit of both. © Rockfax

Ticklists

Burbage, Millstone and Beyond Routes Graded List , Level 1 Peak Trad Routes , 2022 Rockfax Eastern Grit Graded List

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Jon Greengrass 26 Mar, 2007 Show βeta
βeta: An easier start can be had stepping onto the slab on its left side and foot traversing the lip, to gain the base of the groove, this felt like the logical start at the grade. the crack is lovely providing solid hand and fist jams all the way and is not as wide as it looks from the ground. My camalot 5 remained on my rack.
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βeta: An easier start can be had stepping onto the slab on its left side and foot traversing the lip, to gain the base of the groove, this felt like the logical start at the grade. the crack is lovely providing solid hand and fist jams all the way and is not as wide as it looks from the ground. My camalot 5 remained on my rack.
curly8 9 Dec, 2006 Show βeta
βeta: Well worth doing at the grade, awkward start and some pleasant jamming above.
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βeta: Well worth doing at the grade, awkward start and some pleasant jamming above.

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