

South Wales Rock
From the Brecon Beacons through The Valleys and onto the Coast, this guide contains 1500 of the best routes in South Wales. This guidebook is the first joint venture by the Climbers' Club after 110 years of guidebook publishing; working with the South Wales Climbing...
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Anyone remember the days of the slim guide book, 1/2 maps and hardly any gomls.
looking forward to a read. Irish hills are pretty good value... often very tough
Over October this year my wife and I did Carrauntoohil twice, once in fog and once in lovely sunshine when we did the whole horseshoe (including the Beenkeragh ridge). A great day out and amazing views. I then when down to the Comeragh mountains and did 2 solo walks there, including the horseshoe around the coumshingaun corrie lake (one lovely sunny day a few years ago I took my children up and we had a swim in the lake, cold and clear! The reward was a bag of tatyos crisps).
One issue I found was lack of access and footpaths, some walks I had planned I could not do as the land owners had recently revoked access.
Anyway this book might go on my Christmas list.
Here I am on the Beenkeragh ridge
Curious to know which places had access issues. Things may have become better
Went to the Reeks last year and felt hill walkers very unwelcome and access limited to just a few paths. Ireland doesn't have Right to Roam
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Wouldn't go again, Scotland much better