Climb up the dirty, licheny crack with a baby birch tree growing out of it. Continue straight up easy moves to top out. Currently this is quite dirty but has good moderate movement, worth doing if you're in The Corridor.

Baby Birch Crack

Chimney Stem SDS

Lone Slab

One Move Wonder Slab

The Slapper

Groovy Block

Chimney Stem

This is a great slab boulder problem. Start on tight crimps. It gets more desperate from there. Go straight up till the jug.

This is a sit start to Chimney Stem. Start at the left side of the small cave with your left hand on a undercling/sidepull and your right hand on the block that is used as the left foot to start the original Chimney Stem. Work up in to the stem position, and then continue as for Chimney Stem. It feels a little less than a grade harder than the original.

Go up the blankest part of the wall, and top out.

This is a good intro to V2 ish climbing. The crux is the first move. It eases considerably after that.

This is fun - it can almost be a roped climb. It is solid and mostly 5.6-5.7 climbing with one committing move. Start on left side of the ground block. Zag on the slanted crack to a good jug. Gain a jug in the groove, and top out. It's fun climbing, but the landing is bad, so don't fall!

This is a great stem to a shallow crack problem. Stem start right at the little cave. You have good hands and feet to start, then go up and right until you get to a fantastic jug, and then top out.

 Yes, I am aware you can go left along the cracks avoiding the face, but this is way more fun and technical. Going left drops it down to V1-V2.

This is the North wall of the corridor formation in the Middlesex Fells.

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Routes in North Wall