The BMC helmets guide is a distillation of the BMC’s knowledge on helmets. If you are choosing a helmet, it will help you to select from the many that are now available. You’ll find advice on care and maintenance, and guidance on when to retire your helmet.

All you ever wanted to know about the development of cams, and more specifically Wild Country Friends, as well in depth information on how cams work and why they should be an indispensible part of your rack...

Situated in a sunny position on the northern flanks of the Eskdale valley, in southwest Lakeland, Hare Crag is a superb, well ventilated south facing granite outcrop with something for everyone. This FREE photo-topo miniguide includes all the best routes at the crag as well as an overview map and approach info.

Bell Stand is a glorious little granite outcrop at the western end of Eskdale. With a sunny outlook, some fantastic single pitch trad climbs and easy access it makes for a great day out in one of the Lakes most beautiful valleys. This FREE miniguide PDF includes all the routes at the crag as well as an overview map and approach info.

Situated deep in the heart of the Trough of Bowland on the Lancs/Yorks border, Wolfhole Crag is officially the furthest gritstone crag from the road in the entire UK. This extremely isolated rock outpost has an almost supernatural feel and can feel very lonely, even in the company of friends.

Eilean a Ghearrain is a small rocky island off the The Ross of Mull, Scotland. The routes are mainly short but the rock is excellent and the setting, astoundingly beautiful. There is also extensive climbing nearby at Erraid and bouldering at...

Warton Upper crag is a lovely little single pitch limestone crag situated a stones throw from the M6 in north Lancashire, and commanding glorious views of the South Lakes, the Yorkshire Dales and Bowland. The grades are on the whole spread evenly from VD to VS.

A miniguide to the popular hardcore sector, of Ferocity Wall, at Devons top sport arena, Anstey's Cove. The best of the routes are described in photo-topo format, as well as approach details, some useful tips and the gear required for a successful day out...

Hartland Quay is home to some of the best bouldering on the Culm coast. It was one of the first areas to be developed and has a wide range of excellent problems, the best of which are as good as anything else in the South West and beyond.

This is an update for use with Scottish Rock Volume 1 by Garry Latter. There are some completely new crags and some additions to existing crags.