Seacombe Slab

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Seacombe Slab
Rock Type Quarried Sandstone
Climbing Style Sport
Approach Time
Area Sandstone
Sub Area Sandstone Far Western Valleys
Geodata
WGS-84 Location 51.626108, -3.9044470
OS Grid Ref. SS 68271 93640
WGS-84 Parking Location 51.624905, -3.9083653
GR Parking Location SS 679 935
Parking Postcode SA1 8NR
Base Elevation 59 metres (SRTM Estimation)
General Info
Faces Direction
Aspect
Wind Sheltered
Climbing Type
Seepage
Crags Within 5.0 km

Drumau Road, Kilvey Quarry, Llandarcy, Red Jacket Pill, Seacombe Slab


PREAMBLE

A slab. Unfortunately it is reported that this crag is practically inaccessible due to the dense undergrowth.

ACCESS

The best place to park may be at the top of Robert Owens Gardens, opposite the T junction is a long set of concrete steps. These steps lead to a track, follow this right for 200 m. The crag is 100m east along the hillside from this point. Don't forget your strimmer.

DESCENTS

Lower offs.

THE ROUTES

  1. Everywhere - Fr. 4c
    Overlapping slab. Not great. 12 m.

  2. Destroy - Fr. 6b+
    Better. 8 m.

  3. There - Fr. 6a+ *
    Belay shared with next line. 10 m.

  4. Here - Fr. 6a
    More slabby climbing with overlaps. 10 m.

FIRST ASCENTS

  1. Everywhere - Stu Llewellyn - 15.03.2010
  2. Destroy - Matt Woodfield - 27.11.2010
  3. There - Matt Woodfield - 15.03.2010
  4. Here - Stu Llewellyn - 15.03.2010