The limestone cliffs of the North Wales Coast have become extremely popular sports climbing venues in the last few years. But many of these cliffs are designated conservation sites, partially due to the prescence of the nationally scarce Wild Cabbage, which can easily be inadvertently damaged by climbing . Read more »
A quick reminder that the usual summer restrictions now apply to all of the cliffs above the Marine Drive on the Great Orme, with the exception of routes and problems around the Parisellas cave and Mumbo-Jumbo areas. Read more »
Following some intensive negotiations, site visits and geo-technical inspections significant areas of previously banned cliffs at Pen Trwyn have become available for climbing. Read more »
A rockfall above the Marine Drive on the Great Orme has led to the closure of access to the public (even on foot) along the Marine Drive. Read more »
Conwy Council have started receiving complaints about climbers driving back down the Marine Drive after finishing for the day. Read more »
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