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Pedn-men-an-mere

Cornwall, ENGLAND

Climbs 50 – Rocktype Granite – Altitude Tidal – Faces SW

Crag features
Mostly single-pitch routes up to 130ft, with some ferociously hard ones. Most of the good routes are short and hard, such as Midnight Express (E1 5b), Devil's Meridian (E2 5c) and Bermuda Wall (E3 5c).

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Guidebooks
West Cornwall (2000), Chair Ladder and the South Coast (1992)

Climbs at this crag

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 Climb nameGradex
1Bermuda WallE3 5c ***10
2Devil's MeridianE2 5c **14
3Midnight ExpressE1 5b **19
4GeriatricS 4a 10
5ZipVS 4c 7
6SeamstressE2 6a *1
7RedfishHVS 5a 4
8PhenocrystHVS 5a 7
9The MinstrelD 3
10GeriatricS 4a 2
11Sea Pink SlabVD 3
12Magaphone ChimneyS 4a  
 Climb nameGradex
13Gentleman's RelishS 4a 2
14marconi crackD 5
15permanendoHS 4a 1
16megaphone chimneyS 4a 3
17falling apart at the seamsHS 4b 1
18devils meridianE2 5c **2
19panosHS 4b 1
20LayawayS 4a 2
21BandwagonE1 5b 2
22Crack-a-goo-gooE2 5b 1
23Jamaica *E3 6a 1

* Climbs listed in red are waiting to be checked by a crag moderator, and may not be accurate.

Access notes
Tidal, accessible three hours either side of low tide.

>From the car park at St Levan Church (SW 381 223) turn L then walk back up the road for a few hundred m to the first houses. Take the footpath leading R towards the coast path. At the junction turn R and walk to the large boulders, and go L down a path to a leaning slab past a through-cave.

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The guidebook description (and the description on here mention a path). Although the through cave formed by the slab is distinctive, there's not really a path down to it, just a short vegetated slope. There is a smaller path running back left from the main footpath, but you have to ignore it and drop down lower. This has confused several people (including us on our first visit).
bpmclimb ? - 30/Apr/13