Pennard Lower Sea Cliffs
Pennard Lower Sea Cliffs | |
Rock Type | Natural Carboniferous Limestone |
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Climbing Style | Trad |
Approach Time | |
Area | Gower |
Sub Area | Heatherslade to Pwll Du |
Local Area | Pennard and Graves End |
Geodata | |
WGS-84 Location | |
OS Grid Ref. | |
WGS-84 Parking Location | 51.566835, -4.087865 |
GR Parking Location | SS 553873 |
Parking Postcode | SA3 2DH |
Base Elevation | metres |
General Info | |
Faces Direction | |
Aspect | |
Wind Sheltered | |
Climbing Type | |
Seepage | |
Tidal | |
Before/After Low Tide | 2.5 hours (See Note) |
Contents
Tidal Status
Bolting Policy
Preamble
Access
See Pennard and Graves End Access Notes
Descents
The Routes
DESCENTS: Scramble down the east of the crag.
These routes take various lines on the short recessed wall above a platform, which is exposed except at high tide. The left-hand reddish diedre is taken by Red Corner.
1. Red Wall 8m HVS,5a
The wall left of Red Corner.
J.Talbot 00.00.1967
2. Red Corner 8m VS,4b
The red diedre on the left of the crag.
J.Talbot 00.00.1967
3. Tor Wall 8m VS,4c
The upper wall right of Red Corner, gained from Deep Crack.
J.Talbot 00.00.1967
4. Deep Crack 8m S
The corner crack right of Red Corner.
J.Talbot, B.Talbot 00.00.1967
5. Cave And Wall 8m HVS,4c
The centre of the recessed wall right of Deep Crack is poorly protected.
J.Talbot, B.Talbot 00.00.1967
6. Scoop 8m S,4b
The scoop bounding the recessed wall on the right.
J.Talbot 00.00.1967
7. Great Block 8m VS,5a *
The block bounding the buttress on its right has a tough problem start.
J.Talbot, B.Talbot 00.00.1967