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NORTH WALES — LLŶN PENINSULA · MUDSTONE

Craig Dorys weather & climbing conditions

Good — dry and climbable

Right now

Temp12°C
Wind10 km/h
Gusts15 km/h
Humidity82.3%
Rain 48hdry
Last rainNone recent

Assessment

No recent rain
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7-day forecast

Scroll through each day — hourly detail is shown inline.

Today Saturday 31 October
Good
Temp12°C
Raindry
Wind10 km/h
Gusts15 km/h
Humidity82%
No recent rain
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
09:00 — dry — — null%
17:00 12° dry 10 — 82.3%
18:00 12° dry 9 — 79%
19:00 13° dry 7 — 76.4%
20:00 12° dry 5 — 76.7%
21:00 12° dry 7 — 85.2%
Sun Sunday 1 November
Good
Temp12°C
Raindry
Wind34 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity77%
No recent rain
  • Breezy — helps drying
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 13° dry 31 — 88.6%
07:00 13° dry 32 — 84.7%
08:00 12° dry 34 — 82.2%
09:00 12° dry 33 — 80.1%
10:00 12° dry 34 — 79.5%
11:00 12° dry 35 — 77.8%
12:00 12° dry 35 — 77%
13:00 12° dry 35 — 75.9%
14:00 12° dry 34 — 75.4%
15:00 12° dry 34 — 76.2%
16:00 12° dry 34 — 76.6%
17:00 11° dry 34 — 77.7%
18:00 11° dry 32 — 79.9%
19:00 11° dry 31 — 82.4%
20:00 11° dry 30 — 82.6%
21:00 11° dry 28 — 82.9%
Mon Monday 2 November
Good
Temp11°C
Raindry
Wind22 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity72%
No recent rain
  • Breezy — helps drying
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 9° dry 20 — 81.1%
07:00 9° dry 19 — 81.5%
08:00 9° dry 20 — 82%
09:00 10° dry 20 — 80.2%
10:00 10° dry 21 — 77%
11:00 11° dry 21 — 74.3%
12:00 12° dry 19 — 70.8%
13:00 12° dry 20 — 68.5%
14:00 12° dry 22 — 68.5%
15:00 12° dry 24 — 69.5%
16:00 11° dry 25 — 72.1%
17:00 11° dry 26 — 75.3%
18:00 10° dry 25 — 79.3%
19:00 10° dry 23 — 82%
20:00 10° dry 22 — 83.8%
21:00 10° dry 21 — 84.9%
Tue Tuesday 3 November
Good
Temp12°C
Raindry
Wind23 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity82%
No recent rain
  • Breezy — helps drying
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 10° dry 25 — 88.9%
12:00 12° dry 23 — 82.4%
18:00 11° dry 21 — 84.3%
Wed Wednesday 4 November
Good
Temp12°C
Raindry
Wind22 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity74%
No recent rain
  • Breezy — helps drying
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 9° dry 20 — 81.1%
12:00 12° dry 22 — 74%
18:00 11° dry 21 — 73.9%
Thu Thursday 5 November
Good
Temp10°C
Raindry
Wind25 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity71%
No recent rain
  • Breezy — helps drying
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 9° dry 22 — 82.8%
12:00 10° dry 25 — 71.2%
18:00 10° dry 18 — 72.9%
Fri Friday 6 November
Good
Temp11°C
Raindry
Wind22 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity78%
No recent rain
  • Breezy — helps drying
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 9° dry 21 — 84.4%
12:00 11° dry 22 — 78.1%
18:00 11° dry 20 — 81.2%
Sat Saturday 7 November
Good
Temp10°C
Raindry
Wind15 km/h
Gusts—
Humidity77%
No recent rain
Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum
06:00 10° dry 21 — 84%
12:00 10° dry 15 — 76.5%
18:00 10° dry 16 — 81.2%

About Craig Dorys

The most popular of the Llŷn Peninsula sea cliffs — and one of the most notorious. Craig Dorys sits at Trwyn y Gader between Abersoch and Aberdaron on adventurous coastal mudstone unlike anything else in Wales. The rock is famously loose and friable, but there's a real concentration of characterful mid- and hard-grade trad routes for climbers willing to accept the terrain, plus Stevie Haston's harder additions. War and Peace, Pat Littlejohn and Steve Sustad's 16-pitch traverse of the crag first climbed in 1997, took 20 hours of climbing over two-and-a-half days on some of the best rock the cliff has to offer. South-west facing, sunny, above the sea. Short drive and walk from Abersoch — but treat the rock accordingly and expect an adventure, not sport-cragging.

Region
North Wales — Llŷn Peninsula
Rock type
Mudstone
Aspect
south-west-facing
Altitude
50m
Exposure
medium
Seepage
low

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