루트들 Wales에서 선택된 등급들을 위해서

Popular route. Affected by rock fall so the first pitch description may not be accurate - see https://www.thebmc.co.uk/tremadog-danger! Starts at the base of a steep groove where there is a ledge with a large tree on it to the left.

1. 25m (4c). Climb to a large tree, traverse left and climb up ledges to the bottom of a groove, ascend this to belay off a large flake on a ledge.

2. 30m (4c). Go left, climb up cracks, then up and right to reach a small ledge and spike above a roof. Climb slab with ledges until at the same height of a crack on the right. Climb right into the crack, then up onto slab and rightwards to reach a belay below and left of the flake on the next pitch.

3. 15m. Climb up and traverse the hanging flake, then up and onto an optional belay on a ledge. Climb back left, then up the groove to a belay at the top of the cliff.

Combination of "Oxo" and "Bovine".

A scrappy start leads to an exciting crucial traverse under the large diagonal overhang. Start by scrambling up to the foot of the groove that leads up to the left end of the overhang.

1. 4a. 27m. Climb the groove to belay under the huge roof.

2. 4c. 12m. A series of three ledges leads up rightwards under the overhang. From the top ledge a hard move right gains a short groove. Climb to a tree belay.

3. 8m. Climb easily to good ledge.

P3: As for 'Diedre Sud' P2

Start at the prominent leftward slanting groove system towards the right hand end of the face. Follow the groove to the overhangs at their widest point, PRs. Traverse right to pull over the overhang at its weakest point and gain the top.

4b,4c,4c,4c,4c. Top end VS.

Climb up the blank slab to the rectangular legde. Carry on up small cracks until the large triangular crack and the then top out.

Climb a leftward rising crack/corner line below and right of the overhangs to a ledge beneath a steep wall. Traverse left past a crack above and climb the bulging wall to a chimney. Climb the chimney, step left along the lip of the overhang. Continue up left to a crack which is followed to a pinnacle. The climb finishes up a short chimney on the right side of the three overhangs

A great finish for Usher's Dilemma, Brys or Asahel. It starts below a groove above the upper slab that leads steeply right past a stone eagle/spike. Climb up and make a wild traverse onto the rib on the right and follow this to the top.

Follow the crack away from the arete.

Can also be easily escaped at the end of P1.

Only accessible at low tide. Worthwhile seeking out if for no other reason than to get a different perspective on the rest of St Govan's East. Start at the obvious ledge below the wide crack. Follow the rightward trending line up the slab taking care with the top out.

Climb the prominent groove. Swing left near the top, to finish up the left arête. It is also possible to finish direct at a slightly harder grade.

Once again starting on the diagonal crack then up the small cracks.