A place very much in the hearts of the sandstone community, Harrison's Rocks is the Southeast's longest stretch of climbable sandstone and is one of the busiest crags in England. For this reason, the climbing code of practice is heavily enforced to ensure the sandstone and environment are preserved for future generations to enjoy. The crag primarily caters for top-rope climbs, but there is plenty of bouldering available, in particular on the North Boulder which greets you as you enter from the north end. The range and style of routes on offer is extensive with many routes in the lower-to-mid grades and a lot of classics dotted along the length of the crag. No matter what your ability or preferred style of climbing, you will certainly find plenty at Harrison's Rocks to keep you entertained.