Humphrey Head is positioned on a remote headland in the midst of Morecambe Bay's vast tidal sand flats, where the sea can be sensed but rarely glimpsed. Like Scout Scar, Humphrey Head is a difficult crag to characterise but it is fair to say that the best routes are worth travelling to and being at sea level, the weather is often far better than elsewhere in the region. However, the crag is not as popular as it once was and has become overgrown in parts and is in need of a bit of TLC and traffic - the crag is due for re-equipping and a clean-up in 2015. Although not as good as the perfect white limestone found at Chapel Head Scar, the rock at Humphrey Head is reasonable as long as you stick to the recommended routes.