Climbs 39
Rocktype Sandstone (hard)
Altitude 231m a.s.l
Faces W
May 2012 © marric
Crag features
An extensive and generally broken set of natural sandstone crags overlooking troedyrhiw. there are a number of pleasant vs climbs up the centre of each buttress done by john harwood.without fully recorded details. there is a buttress at a lower level at the right hand end which comprises of a smooth slab on the left, and a bulging tower(gower and s.e.wales). recent bouldering activities have yealded a few supurb problems.
Approach notes
Approach the crag from the 4054, travelling northward, by taking the first (acute) right-hand turn immediately before Troedyrhiw and parking on a parallel unmetalled road after a left turn. the crag is 60m up the hillside, above a lido. (M.crocker)Be weary: in summer months this is practically not accessible due to thick bracken that you have to fight through to hopefully find the boulders!
| Sweet venue defo worth a visit fyfee8a - 26/Jun/12 |
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| Sweet little venue. Melvin doo, ain't no Crocker and solo parados are sweeeet. Defo worth a visit. fyfee8a - 26/Jun/12 |
Climbs at this crag
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