The massive yawning mouth of the Old Redoubt\'s Great Cave is one of the most intimidating sections of sea-cliff in the West Country; its tiered overhangs seemingly impossible to break through. However, the rock is some of the most climbable to be found anywhere, and is peppered with jugs and handrails that allow the outrageous overhangs and walls to be scaled. The Old Redoubt holds some of the most sought after long sea cliff classics in the UK, but its flanking sea-level traverses, tackled as deep water solos, have become as popular as the \'roped\' routes. Should the sea conditions or tides restrict access to the base of the Old Redoubt and the sea-level traverses, the nearby Red Walls and The Quarry area offer a diverse selection of routes and styles, ranging from fine trad lines in the lower and mid-grades to some big single pitch bolted pitches.