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Climbs 88
Rocktype Granodiorite
Altitude 136m a.s.l
Faces NW
Crag features
Multiple buttresses, gullies and crags spread along the coast south west of Trefor on the Lleyn Peninsula. No. 5 buttress is the largest and contains the classic Avernus.
Approach notes
Accessed directly from the beach or alternatively some buttresses can be abseiled in from the top (long or multiple abs) or approached via Nameless Gully.
| Return description in North Wales Rock a bit misleading. Go up to the top of the small quarry where the quarry track heads inland towards some telegrph poles which lead up to a col, as you near the col you join a major track which leads you back down to Trefor, it's an hours walk. Do not underestimate this route, it is a big day out with very tricky route finding, testing grassy mantleshelves, good exposure, think in terms of a proper alpine route. Mike Raine - 13/Sep/09 |
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