position the edge avoids the worst of the weather. Froggatt is famous for its slabs, but it also has a good amount of climbs including cracks.There are two usual approaches for climbing: the first one is from the parking on the B6045 located close to the Grouse Inn. 328 ft (100m) before the Froggatt Pinnacle is located the first section of the edge. There are a total of 472 climbs, the type of rock is gritstone, the edge is facing West and the altitude is 862 ft (263m). The beginning of the most common approach is located 1640,42 ft (500m) South of the Grouse Inn at White Gate. The second approach is from a small lay-by below the Chequers Inn. References External links BMC Guidebooks Climbing areas of England Mountains and hills of the Peak District