This expansive quarry offers a diverse selection of routes, catering to the preferences and abilities of a wide range of climbers.
Site is managed by Shropshire and Montgomery Wildlife Trusts and is a nature reserve. Climbing is allowed thanks to an agreement with the British Mountaineering Council.
Llanymynech Quarry is situated in parallel to the A483 road, connecting the towns of Wrexham and Welshpool.
If you are approaching from the north, simply continue along the main A483 road until you reach the village of Pant. After passing the Cross Guns pub, take a right turn into Underhill Lane, approximately 100 meters ahead.
Proceed along the lane for approximately 100 meters until you reach an unmade section. Follow this unmade section, which will lead you to the parking area after another 50 meters.
If you are coming from the south, continue along the main A483 road as it takes you through the village of Llanymynech. Shortly after passing the Pant village sign, make a left turn into Underhill Lane.
Llanymynech Quarry is under the management of Shropshire and Montgomery Wildlife Trusts, serving as a designated nature reserve. It is important to adhere to the following guidelines:
Climbing is prohibited in the Northern Quarry and on Asterley
For organized groups intending to use 'Cul de Sac' quarry, it is advisable to contact the Red Ridge Centre in advance to ensure proper coordination and avoid overcrowding. You can reach them at (01938) 810821.
Please be aware of the seasonal restrictions in place at Llanymynech Quarry:
Seasonal Restrictions:
Dates: From 1st March to 30th June Reason: Nesting Birds
During this period, it is important to watch for signs indicating the nesting restrictions, especially in the Red Wall area. Please note that all routes on Foreigner Wall are permanently restricted. Additionally, seasonal restrictions apply to all routes on Red Walls between 1st March and 30th June.
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Author(s): Steve Broadbent
Date: 2022
ISBN: 9781913167110
A selective guidebook describing the best sport climbing areas in the northern half of England and Wales, covering 89 crags across Cumbria, Lancashire, North Yorkshire, the esoteric Filey sea cliffs, the Peak District, Cheshire, Clwyd limestone, the A55 and North Wales coast, and Llanberis slate.
6b+ | ★★★ Curfew | ||
6c+ | ★★★ Grid Iron | ||
7a | ★★★ This Won't Hurt |
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