Climbs 106
Rocktype Quartzite
Altitude 5m a.s.l
Faces W
MR TICKLE, V5. © chrisdavies
Crag features
A large and complex area of walls, coves and caves running back towards Holyhead from porth swtan to porth trwyn and beyond. Most if not all the areas are tidal. There is a great deal of rock here, and although there are sections that are not suitable for bouldering, there are many sections that are. The rock quality is on the whole is good but by the very nature of coastal climbing, caution should be excercised, especially on exploration of new problems.
Approach notes
take the exit for valley off the A55 ,turn right at the crossroads(A5025).when you reach Llanfaethlu, follow the signs for the lobster pot. Porth trwyn is the first section you reach and the car park is on the left just after the sharp double bend
porth trwyn. The first section is accessed from the small car park on the left approximately just after the sharp double bend in the road. There is an information sign depicting porth trwyn at the entrance to the free car park.
crugmor parking is a lay-by approximately a mile further along opposite the private road leading down to the beach ( sign posted as a public footpath)
Porth swtan itself is the car park just down and left of the lobster pot. Follow the coastal path heading back towards holyhead for about 100 yards, drop down the path to the cove.
No Access Issues
take the exit for valley off the A55 ,turn right at the crossroads(A5025).when you reach Llanfaethlu, follow the signs for the lobster pot. car park just down and left of said establishment.follow coastpath heading back towards holyhead for about 100 yards, drop down path to the cove, overhang on your right.
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