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Climbs 41
Rocktype Rhyolite
Altitude 375m a.s.l
Faces NW

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Come on Andy, you're not trying. © Niall Grimes

Crag features

Two massive boulders of immaculate rock featuring great traverses and classic problems, some of which are a little highball. The classic is the Caseg Groove V5.

[Needs map reference - UKC Ed]

Approach notes

Park at Gerlan opposite the shop, and go towards Ciltwllan and follow the hill up to the dirt track. Walk up and round the bend to an aluminium gate on the right. Through this, follow a vague sheep track that leads to a steep fern-filled bank. Go down to the river and across. The first boulder is a few meters in front, the second one a few hundred yards futher up the river.

No Access Issues

Boulderers have been accosted by the landowner in early 2011 and asked to leave, due to gates being left open and concerns about dogs. Advice is to ensure that all gates are shut and not to take dogs with you to this site, which is on private enclosed farmland that is used for lambing by the farmer.

We might have just been unlucky, but the "tricky river crossing" was impossible for us due to the water being both fast-flowing and waist height.
Droyd - 01/Sep/20
The guidebook says to Harrison Ford stylee across the river...make that fall in and watch out for the bogs on the hillside :) Lovely rocks, and either I can't read guidebooks or there's a 3rd boulder downstream of the lower one...150m ish?
chers - 20/Sep/11
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