Gardom’s North is centred around a cluster of boulders and low outcrops at the very northern end of the edge and provides a fine circuit.

At the very summit of West Yorkshire lies a veritable moorland gritstone bouldering treasure with a wealth of problems to explore.

Smallacombe Rocks offers excellent bouldering on superb moorland granite and is a fantastic place to get away from the crowds at Haytor.

Goldsborough Carr is a 24-carat quality crag in County Durham and the bouldering offers a high contrast of pleasant, easy climbs and harder testpieces.

Kyloe in the Woods in Northumberland is a venue that makes it on many peoples ‘Desert Island’ bouldering venues. Click to see why.

High on the exposed uplands of Dartmoor in the south-west of England is the bouldering nirvana of Bonehills Rock. We take a look with Dartmoor bouldering legend David Henderson.

Mark Cobb writes about lockdown times, inspiration and looking forward to his dream boulder problem becoming a reality.

Andi Turner guides us around the gritstone boulders of one of his favourite Staffordshire spots beneath the magnificent crag of The Roaches.

In the heart of the Ribble Valley a few miles from the M6 motorway, this 100m overhanging quarried grit venue offers high-quality boulder problems and traverses.

Well-loved, the internationally famous Cromlech Boulders cling to the side of the road cutting through Llanberis Pass in Snowdonia. Mark Reeves guides us around.

Burbage South Boulders and Edge in the Peak District contain a superb collection of gritstone problems with many in the lower grades.

Adam Hocking highlights why Carrock Fell is one of the Lake District's big three bouldering gems.