After 2.2mm of rain on April 12 (mostly in the early hours) and a full dry day since, surface limestone at Angel Bay may be approaching climbable condition, but the north-facing aspect, recent intermittent wet spells, and moderate humidity mean pockets and seepage lines could still be damp. Climbers should visually and physically assess the rock before committing.
Based on weather conditions only — does not cover bird nesting restrictions or other access issues.
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Site Details
A beautiful hidden beach venue on the Little Orme headland near Llandudno, featuring limestone caves, walls, and roof problems. Sheltered from prevailing westerly winds. Limestone can be greasy in damp conditions. IMPORTANT: significant grey seal breeding site — access restricted August to December. Check current access status before visiting.
- Rock Type
- Limestone
- Wind Exposure
- Partial
- Altitude
- 10m
- Climbing
- Bouldering
- Aspects
- N
- Problems
- 50
- Boulder Grades
- Font 4 – Font 8a
- Access
- CRoW Open Access
- Approach
- 10 min
- Tidal
- Yes — check tide times
Site Data
- Name
- Angel Bay
- County
- North Wales
- Rock Type
- Limestone
- Climbing Types
- Bouldering
- Aspects
- N
- Wind Exposure
- Partial
- Altitude
- 10m
- Latitude
- 53.3278
- Longitude
- -3.7762
- OS Grid Ref
- —
- Access Type
- CRoW Open Access
- Approach Time
- 10 min
- Problem Count
- 50
- Route Count
- —
- Boulder Grades
- Font 4 – Font 8a
- Trad Grades
- —
- Tidal
- Yes
- Parking Notes
- Park near the Little Orme headland, Llandudno.
- Condition Notes
- —
- ID
- 9b5a35a5-9877-44d7-ad15-6dafa3ffad34
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