Dinas Cromlech
Crags of this standard are few and far between, to say this is a world-class is something of an understatement. The routes here have been at the cutting edge of rock climbing since the initial forays onto the easier routes in the 1930’s. After that, the main aim was to get up the amazing corner that split the open book that dominates the Llanberis Pass.
It would take many failed attempts and another 20 years before climbing Legend Joe Brown and his climbing partner Doug Belshaw to finally make it to the top. Cenotaph Corner was and still is a much sort after classic E1 and it is still no pushover, along with it’s more amenable neighbour Cemetry Gates. Around the same feature are the more challenging Left Wall, E2 and Resurrection, E4 and then the much more imposing Right Wall, E5 and its direct version Lord of The Flies, E6.
The crag is not all about the routes around the Cenotaph Corner, there are many excellent routes from VDiff upwards that will suit many climbers.
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Someone climbing the amazing resurrection on Dinas Cromlech.
Dinas Cromlech
A climber powering their way up the final crack of Left Wall the ultimate E2 pitch in the Llanberis Pass.
A climber traversing out acorss the classic Spiral Stair’s, at VDiff this is one of the best easy routes in the Pass.
Chris Davies attempt the Pool’s of Bethedsa, V…Hard…. Jerry’s Roof Block, Llanberis Pass.
Llion Morris on the Heel Hook Traverse a classic boulder problem on the Cromlech Boulders.
Ollie Cain looking in control as he nears the final crux wall of the power sapping Foil, E3, Dinas Cromlech.
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A honed Nick Bullock cruising his way up another lap of Right Wall, E5, Dinas Cromlech
Mark Reeves enjoying a day out at the Cromlech
A man climbing the classic Cenotaph Corner, E1 on dinas Cromlech
A climber powering their way up the final crack of Left Wall the ultimate E2 pitch in the Llanberis Pass.
Sam Underhill bearing down on the edges of the edge problem one of the most frustrating V5’s in the Pass!