A fine crag, one of Yorkshire's best, guarded by a decent walk up which tends to keep the crowds away. The crag consists of a series of buttresses scattered along the crest of the moor and, although a bit of bobbing about is required to get the most out of a day, the effort will be repaid in full. The trio of Dental Slab, President's Slab and Monument Crack are the targets for most visitors but while you are up here it is worth taking a look at some of the other challenges.
For those who like even more solitude, head off to explore the Far Group - the isolated series of towers and pinnacles that run north across the moor towards Cracoe Memorial - see YMC Yorkshire Gritstone (1998) for full details.