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Bouldering
Alderman
Den Lane
Running Hill Pits
Wimberry
Oven Stones
Duck Stones

Leading
Pots and Pans
Dovestones Lower
Den Lane
Running Hill Pits
Charnel Stones

Pots and Pans - Front Quarry

The described routes begin with the obvious clean slab on the left side of the quarry.

1. * Jeanette E2 5b, climb the left side of the clean slab, pleasant and usually soloed at this grade, use of the left arete and runners to the left reduces the grade, 35'.
2. ** Deception HVS 5b, climb the left hand crack until a foothold is reached on the slab, move back to the crack to finish, 40'.
3. * Green Gilbert E1 5b, bridge, jam and layback the delightful corner, 40'.
4. * Charlatan E3 6a, climb the steep green crack in the side wall, moving rightwards near the top to finish on the arete, a tiring 40'.
5. * Taa McCallum E4 6a, climb directly up the steep arete with difficult starting moves to reach a drillhole and old peg, finish up Exfoliation, hard for the grade, 45'.
6. * Exfoliation E4 6a, start just right of the arete and climb up to the shallow groove and flake which is then climbed to an old peg runner, finish up the arete, 45'.
7. * Minnie Monster E6 6c, climb the centre of the face right of the groove, via a barn door move off a small flake, gear in the break below, 45'.
8. The Corner VS 4c, climb the corner, moving right near the top, 45'.
9. The Reaper, HVS 5b, climb the crack just to the right of the corner, to reach a sandy pocket, from this stand up and finish up the crack to the left, 45'.
10. Arete 'n Crack VS 4c, climb the right side of the arete until possible to move left to a crack which is climbed direct to to finish, 45'.

Further right, past a section of broken rock is a short arete with a crack just to its left, The Arete is a worthwhile one star VD with a tricky start.

Front Quarry - Back Quarry