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Tyle-Y-Coch

Gwent, WALES

Climbs 25 – Rocktype Sandstone (hard) – Altitude 147m a.s.l – Faces E

Crag features
Currently the first bolts of all the routes have been vandalised, please bring a long clip stick.

The crag features a slabby broken right hand side, a vertical central wall containing the main sports routes('Big Tissue' to 'Belly Up') and minor buttress to the left.

The main wall usually requires a good dry spell until it dries out completely.

The crag faces east and midges usually infest the place after 7:00pm, so better as a morning / afternoon climbing spot.

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Guidebooks
Gower & South-East Wales (2004), www.sportsclimbs.co.uk (1995), South Wales Mountaineering Club Wiki

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
1Pecker PatrolE1 5b 1
2The PostmanE2 5c  
3The Black Circular CatE3 5c  
4Rump And Scoop5+ *9
5Root CanalE1 5b  
6Belly up7a+ **2
7A Cleft Stick7a 4
8The Pink Lady6c *6
9Paradise Row6c+ **4
10Mislivings7a **3
11Peachy6b+ **4
12The Big Tissue6b+ 5
 Climb nameGradex
13Cheeky AreteS 5
14Bore Hole3 10
15The Ring3+ 8
16Mal Cule4+ 8
17Buen Cuol4 8
18Suppose a Tree4 8
19High Moon6a+ *17
20Enema Of The Affair6c+ **10
21Jumping Jack Flash4+ 15
22Lilly of The Valleys3+ 14
23Buen Culo4+ 7
24Mal Culo4+ 7
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Access notes
Although this crag is impossible to see from the road, it is less than 100m from the car.

There is a large muddy pull in, on the western (uphill) side of Celynen Road, in which to park the car.

Walk back (south) for 20m whereupon an unmarked footpath (starting at chest height) leads gently uphill for 50m. The path then meets a disused railway track with a brick lined culvert beneath. Jump over the fence opposite and enter the quarry. Have fun.......

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poped here on saterday bit damp in places came down only expecting to toprope due to missing bolts/rusted but someone has started to rebolt lovely to see tryed my first 7a outdoors good day out nice climbing after a good few days of dry weather due to seepage
noddy.rhys ? - 21/Apr/13

whent to the crag yesterday and sombody has smashed or flatend all but to of lower bolts still.ok for drop in
ewog ? - 02/Apr/09

Went there yesterday and although this is an awesome wall it is still quite wet and greasy.........
pinnochio - 07/Feb/08

Spent the weekend at this crag. Loads of fun!! Will be returning.
Nathan275 - 21/Oct/07