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St. Govan's East

Pembrokeshire, WALES

Climbs 103 – Rocktype Limestone – Altitude 8m a.s.l – Faces SE

Crag features
The W end of the cliff is highest, with tough cracklines; gradually gets lower as you head E. Single- and multi-pitch routes up to 210ft - some of the longest in Pembroke. (Most are 100ft or so though.) Pots of great routes mostly at E2/3/4/5/6.

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Guidebooks
Pembroke Vol 4 Range East - Saddle Head to St Govan's (2011), Pembroke (part two) (1996)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
1SideshowVS 4b 4
2Blood and FleshE2 5c *4
3Flesh and BloodE2 5c *14
4Hidden SecretsE2 5c **25
5Brave New WorldE4 6a ***39
6Out ThereE6 6b * 
7Ghostly GalleonE4 6a **7
8Sea FeverE5 6a ** 
9The SavageE4 6b * 
10Round the HornE2 5c **9
11White RhinoE5 6a *1
12HotspurE5 6a * 
13ImaginationE4 6a **3
14Vision OnE5 6b * 
15Just an IllusionE3 5c *1
16In Your DreamsE3 6a 1
17Black RamboE5 6a * 
18Body LanguageE4 6a **18
19First BloodE2 5c ***199
20Dreams of ScreamsE5 6a **1
21CalistoE1 5b *157
22Mother IndiaE4 6a 4
23GangesE4 6a *1
24GanymedeHS 4b *132
 Climb nameGradex
25The Vicar's GoatE2 5b 12
26Silent RunningE4 6b 1
27Quiet PleaseE5 6b *2
28Mud Pie in Your EyeHVS 4c 10
29Adam's RibE4 5c *10
30Bells of St. ClementsE3 6a *2
31Forbidden FruitsE3 5c **83
32Juicy LucyE4 5c *1
33Serpent's TailE4 5c *3
34Roman CandleHVS 5a 10
35Comfortably NumbHVS 5a 11
36EuropaHVS 5a 48
37Lotus EuropaE2 5c 11
38The Lotus EatersE1 5a 2
39Rear WindHVS 5a *129
40Whispering WindE1 5b *87
41Blow me offE2 5c 19
42Howling GaleE3 6a *62
43IoHS 4b 35
44DynamoHVS 5a 13
45Lunch BreakHS 4b 6
46Waiting gameVS 4c 7
47Dirty WeekendHVS 5a 4
48The SybariteE1 5b *1
Access notes
Tidal at the ends, but non-tidal in between.

From St Govans car park walk E. About 200m after St Govans Head head LW across the grass. Abseil in. Alternatively, traverse E from the grassy slopes below the obvious coastguard lookout; or traverse W from the point near Long Matthew Point.

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Note: If you are going to do the Savage or Round the Horn in the near future, there is a very dodgy area of unstable rock at about 3/4 height. Take care and make sure your belayer has a helmet or is a fast runner!
Steve Quinton - 15/Jul/04