About Lliwedd (OS):
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The most traditional crag in all of Wales! A magnificent buttress of Snowdon, a day spent on Lliwedd is always remembered. It is not a hard man's crag at all, but you can not simply stroll up the routes either. About 1000 feet bottom to top, it offers many 10-pitch climbs, nicely separated by terraces to stop and enjoy the view or have lunch. About 100 routes, mostly Severe and up, and good rope management is a must for this NE facing cliff.
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| Nearest town or city: | Snowdon |
| Directions: | OS 115 GR 623 534 Alt. 839m The SE Ridge of Snowdon. From the top of Llanberis Pass at Pen Y Pass, take the miners' track toward Snowdon and turn left at the large lake. Lliwedd is the big cliff to the left hand end of the lake. |
| Latitude, Longitude: | 53.06182, -4.06151 |
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| Camping: | Yes |
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| Quantity of Climbs: | Lifetime |
