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| The Peak District Squashed between the northern industrial cities Manchester and Sheffield, the Peak District has always been a haven of peace for those fleeing these massive industrial metropolis in search of solitude and untouched nature. Dotted within this rolling countryside are rugged gritstone outcrops, each unique, each with routes of almost all grades and danger levels. "God's own rock", as it is often described, can be so addictive that it is not uncommon to see climbers continuing even when it rains; saner wet weather alternatives include a visit to one of the numerous indoor climbing walls or an enormous mug of tea in a cafe. The most important areas are mentioned here, but the smaller areas are worth visiting, too. |
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| Introduction General Information Gear etc.   The Peak District Stanage Edge Millstone Edge Froggatt Edge Burbage The Roaches The Yorkshire Dales Caley Almscliff Cornwall Bosigran Chair Ladder Sennen  North Wales Gogarth Dinas Cromlech Clogwyn Du'r Arddu South Wales Pembroke |
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| Above: climbing in the Peak District |
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