Climbs 8
Rocktype Ice
Altitude 629m a.s.l
Faces all
Beacons burning © Mark Salter
Crag features
Craig Carrig Gleisiad is a National Nature Reserve (NNR) and permission to climb is essential prior to climbing. The current reserve staff responsible for Craig Cerrig-gleisiad are Richard Preece and Jon Wohlgemuth (whom can be contacted during working hours) on 01873 733580/737000. Ice climbing on the NNR will be permitted ONLY when sufficient ice has formed and there is no risk to any plants being damaged by ice axes or crampons being embedded into turf and soil, or species growing on the rocks being dislodged. In addition, climbing is only allowed in the gullies on this cliff as there are rare and unusual plants on the buttresses that may be damaged by climbers.
Approach notes
Craig Carrig Gleisiad is a north facing easily accessible cliff well suited to the novice. The cliff can be reached from the layby on the A470 (GR 972223) by following the footpath alongside the stream in 20 minutes. The first prominent gully on the left is No 1 Gully.
The inclusion of a route or access description in this guide does not infer that the land is in public ownership or there is a public right of way.
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