Mark Reeves tells of how the Cliff Assault Wing of the Royal Marines pioneered many of the early rock climbs in West Penwith in Cornwall including many popular classic climbs.

Wharncliffe Crag, situated just northwest of Sheffield, is a gritstone edge steeped in history with an abundance of quality climbing.

An overview and tour around one of Cornwall’s best and most popular cliffs

A run-down of the sublime low to mid-grade gritstone climbing on the western fringes of Derbyshire

One of the UK’s premier climbing areas, the Lake District is host to many classic routes in the VS grade. Stuart Wood picks his favourites.

The secret climbing delights of this beautifully wild 30-mile long coastline of the Exmoor National Park.revealed.

Paul Robertson introduces possibly the sunniest and driest crag in Somerset with a mix of sport and trad straight off the beach.

In the fourth of this series, Lakes-based climber and instructor Wes Hunter shares his favourite routes in the Western Lake District.

Tony Penning sings the praises of the Wynd Cliff crags in the Lower Wye Valley. A year-round venue with a whole host of superb limestone trad climbs.

A story from the beginning and a climb in the Llanberis Slate Quarries by Peter Goulding, author of Slatehead: The Ascent of Britain’s Slate-climbing Scene.

In the third of a series of articles, Lakes-based climber and instructor Wes Hunter shares his favourite routes in the Lake District. This time the best rock climbs in the eastern Lakes covering the fells east of Borrowdale and Langdale.

In the second of a series of articles, Lakes-based climber and instructor Wes Hunter shares his favourite routes in the Lake District, this time in the stunning Langdale valley.