Northern Limestone (Inland)
A small, recently developed sport crag that gets morning sun. Sensitive access. Full details in the North Wales Limestone 2025 Supplement.
Recently developed with some friable rock - helmets advised.
Parking and Approach
Park in the open area on the north side of Rhyd-y-Foel village (see North Wales limestone guidebook page 322). From the parking, head east up the steep, narrow lane. At the top of the hill a driveway/footpath leading to Garth Gogof can be seen on the right; follow this and fork right just before a private driveway and group of buildings. Cross the stile by the metal gate and follow the footpath for around 180 metres. Leave the path at a small cairn and head up faint paths on the wooded slope on the right to reach the crag.
Group Advice
Not suitable
This area includes Craig y Forwyn, Llanddulas escarpment, Castle Inn, Penmaenhead as well as many other sports crags along the A55 corridor. Many of the crags, including Craig y Forwyn, Llanddulas escarpment and Castle Inn all lie within land designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest, and vegetation removal, modification of rock faces, removal of rocks, etc. should be avoided.
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