V3–V5 · intermediate
V3–V5 · 8 Crags · 33 routes
8 published crags in the v3-5 grade band, with route counts, rock types and best seasons.
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Odyssey is the friendliest sector on Kalymnos: vertical to slightly overhanging grey limestone, well bolted, with a ladder of grades from 5c to 7b and a short, safe approach. It is where ...
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Stanage Plantation is the most famous bouldering on Peak gritstone: a dense cluster of boulders at the eastern end of the Stanage edge, with problems that range from easy warm-ups to some...
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Lost Boulder is exactly what the name suggests: a single large granite block in the trees with a handful of excellent mid-grade problems and almost nobody on it. It is the antidote to the...
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Cuvier Est is the mid-grade workhorse of the Cuvier group: a scatter of blocs with excellent 6A to 6C problems, better shade than Bas Cuvier, and a shorter walk than La Canardière. It is ...
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De Kelders is a broad, sunny cluster of orange sandstone boulders with an excellent spread of mid-grade problems and the kind of friction that only Cederberg sandstone gives you. It is a ...
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The Happy Boulders are the friendliest and most populated bouldering area in Bishop: orange volcanic tuff, short approaches, and a huge number of problems in the V0 to V6 range. It is als...
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Krottenseer Turm is one of the classic mid-grade crags of the Frankenjura: a free-standing dolomite tower with pocketed walls on all sides, short routes, and a level forest floor that mak...
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Bas Cuvier is the most visited boulder area in the forest and the best single place to understand what Fontainebleau sandstone actually feels like: rounded, friction-dependent, and comple...
