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Craig Gogarth is a sea cliff on Holy Island near Holyhead, part of the Gogarth climbing area on Anglesey in north Wales. The cliff includes a face of about 400 feet and is associated with traditional climbing routes developed during the expansion of Welsh sea-cliff climbing in the 1960s. It is intended for experienced climbers who can manage exposed, tidal coastal terrain and the access conditions of the wider Gogarth area.
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Where is Craig Gogarth?
Craig Gogarth is a sea cliff on Holy Island near Holyhead in north Wales. It forms part of the Gogarth climbing area on Anglesey.
How high is Craig Gogarth?
The cliff includes a face of about 400 feet. Its height and position above the sea make it a notable traditional climbing venue.
What type of climbing is done at Craig Gogarth?
Craig Gogarth is associated with traditional climbing, where climbers place removable protection rather than relying only on permanent bolts. Routes were developed during the expansion of Welsh sea-cliff climbing.
What should climbers consider before visiting Craig Gogarth?
A visit requires careful planning for tides, access, rockfall, weather, and sea-cliff exposure. Climbers should use current local route information and check access guidance before starting a route.
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