For most people the Battleship Edge is the starting point for exploring the west coast of Portland's huge supply of routes. It is an extremely friendly and inviting place. The gleaming white and ...

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Recently re opened and now ready to go. Our Climbing wall has a number of different climbs including 15 lines top rope, overhanging, lead wall, bouldering, traversing and roof sections. Courses ...

Saas di Stria, also called Hexenstein, lies just to the west of the Falzerego Pass. It's south arête is a popular beginners route, and this is now complemented by a number of sports routes on it's ...

The restriction applies to the whole crag for nesting ravens. This site is regularly monitored and fledging often occurs here by early May so the restriction may be lifted earlier than the date ...

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UPDATE NOVEMBER 2020: The building above the wall has recently undergone renovation, which has installed new lighting and made nighttime ascents much more pleasant. however, they are concerned about ...

This is one of the great crags in the Churnet. Interesting rock, varied routes and stars across the grades. The newly-added desperates join a host of 70s classics to bring the crag into the modern ...

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Pleasant outlook that dries quickly. Year-round climbing possible. As with all the Central belt dolerite quarries there is often loose rock to be found here, particularly on the top-outs and even on ...

Roadside crag with a sunny aspect, which can be climbed on for most of the year. Good quality natural trad lines, mostly single pitch, although some two-pitch routes may be found. A classic of ...

Five main walls, three on the N and two on the S. N wall divided into three by a prominent arete at the end of a calcite wall, and a corner in the black face further along. S wall is more broken with ...