Routes in Wales for selected grade

Follow the big diagonal crack until it moves around the corner. Make sure you're well protected on the corner becuase once you move around and upward you'll be struggling to find gear. Easy climbing though. All in all a great route.

Far right of the crag, straight up the tight corner. A little unprotected at the top.

The fourth corner, has a short rib to reach it.

Climb the wider wall right of all the corners past two ledges and a flake.

Start on a small ledge on the arete about 6m above low tide and just below the high-tide level.

Corner to top back diagonally right. Lower off.

Start as for Human and make one move up the wide crack; then step left and climb the arete. Quite good.

The left-hand side of the small E-facing wall which forms the R wing of the quarry.

The middle of the wall, starting up a short, wide crack. Finish direct.

The thin crack 5m left of Wayne Fell In Do Do. P1. Climb the crack to the muddy bank. Belay on the Blocky headwall on the right. Arrange a good belay. P2. Walk right and pull over the block and climb more easily up left to finish.

Start within 10 m right of Rounding the Mark. P1. Climb or variously scramble to the upper crag above. P2. Climb cautiously and with suspicion the rock of the middle front face of the right buttress starting by a wide crack, ledge and thin deteriorating upper ledges, on sometimes poor/suspect rock. Two pieces of spaced gear. Mid sized cams and wires essential for the route and belay. 23m ( 13m for pitch2)

The wall right of the groove, and left to the anchor

13m right of Tusker Chimney. Climb via a groove to an obvious crack 1½m right of Tusker Right Hand, thence to the top.