Mostly tidal bouldering, gets pretty hot in the summer and can seep alot with lots of rain, so pick your days. Access is via one of two routes, either park Trwyn Ddu near the cafes (£3.50 entry), walk back along the road past the cafe and take the small path to the left (South East), down past the side of the cafe, a house on the left has a small set of steps on the right that lead to the beach. Alternatively if you want to save yourself the entry fee, park on the south side of Porth Penmon in the council layby and approach the crag along the foreshore, do not approach through the farm, or fields from the priory!
Access at Penmon has been re-negotiated with the emphasis being that no-one will access through the farm fields to get to the beach. We could loose access again if this happens.
Climbing Area:
Wales
Rock Type:
Limestone
Importance:
Local
CRoW Land:
No
Ownership:
Unknown
No. of Routes:
30
Within National Park:
No
Year Developed:
2020
Grid Reference:
SH 63924 80989
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