crag" and which has a dramatic "throne belay". White Lightning Amphitheatre is a vast open bay usually accessed via an 85m abseil, with over 20 routes mostly graded E3 to E4, including Born to Run E4 (6a, 5c, 5c), described as "one of the best routes in Ireland", and ranked in the "5 Best E4-graded routes in the UK". An Bealach Rúnda area (including Terraces) is over 30 routes, some requiring body-jamming and multi-pitch route finding, accessed via a 90m abseil down An Goban Saor; An Bealach Rúnda (E1 5a, 5b, 5a) is one of the most popular climbs in Fair Head, with Blockbuster (E2 5c, 4c, 5b) well regarded, however, most other routes are above the E3-grade, with An Bealach Eile at E8 6c. Rathlin Wall is a 40–100m high west-facing wall with easy access to over 35 single and multi-pitch extreme climbs that include some of the best-regarded E2 (e.g. Equinox, Blind Phew, Mizen Star) to E4 (Face Value) and E5 (The Mask) graded climbs in Fair Head, as well as some of the most extreme climbs at Fair Head including Complete Scream (E8 6b), and The Big Skin (E8 6c). Wall of Prey is a wall between Rathlin Wall and Hell's Kitchen that contains over 10 climbs the easiest of which is Wall of Prey (E5 6b), and which includes Above and Beyond (E6 6b), ranked in the "5 Best E6-graded climbs in the UK", Below and Behold (E7 6c), and Rathlin Effect (E9 6c), the crag's first E9. Ballycastle Descent Gully (East & West) is one of the most popular areas after The Prow given the ease of access, westerly aspect, and quality VS and HVS options, with Aoife (VS 4b, 4b), Girona (VS 4c, 4c), and Hell's Kitchen (HVS 5a, 5a), some of the most popular climbs in Fair Head. The Prow is the most popular climbing section in Fair Head – and particularly for first-time visitors to dolerite crack and corner climbing routes – with over 40 easily accessible and mostly west-facing routes that are generally linear single-pitch crack climbs of 20–60m in length, and which include several of Fair Head's best-regarded climbs in the VS (e.g. The Black Thief, The Fence) and E1 (Midnight Cruiser, Railroad and Fireball) range. Farrangandoo crag is an amphitheatre-shaped sector that has over 30 routes covering a range of lengths (mostly 25–45m) and grades (from VS to E2),