Tremadog

Tremadog is a saviour of rock climbing in Snowdonia, found on the south edge of the Northern range of mountains in Snowdonia the weather is often much finer than further into the mountains. As such it is an extremely popular choice as a destination for our courses and many other climbers.
Sunny Tremadog is something of a honeypot when the weather elsewhere is not so good. But the weather is not the only good thing here, the rock climbing is excellent as well. With some more positive climbing experiences with good gear on solid rock.
Classics of all grades abound this area and the escarpment of Tremadog runs for several miles, although not all of the edge is climbable. There are several main crags, all of which are similar although it seems the further west you go the less crowded the crags.
Main Parking
Crags and Buttress
Each major area is made up of several different crags, buttress, ridges or faces. You can find out more about these individual areas below.
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Photos from Previous Courses

Simon Lake climbing the Merlin Super Indirect Variation at Tremadog. A fine and exposed HVS/E1.

James McHaffie moment away from blowing his on-sight attempt at Strawberries one of the toughest E6s in the at the time and probably why it has since been upgraded to E7!

Ian Hey totally focused having made the long reach for the jug on Scratch Arete, Pant Ifan tremadog.

A climber fighting the anxiety as he pushes himself on a lead climbing coaching course in the top crack of Merlin Direct. This classic HVS is a great route to push into the HVS grade.

High on Scratch Arete, Tremadog

The classic and 'well-worn' first pitch of Oberon. Severe. Tremadog.

Ian Hey climbing scratch arete at Pant Ifan Tremadog.

A tired and rusty abseil station at Tremadog. What would you do?