- Damp mountain air — upper pitches may stay greasy
NORTH WALES — LLANBERIS PASS · RHYOLITE
Cromlech Boulders weather & climbing conditions
Caution — drying out or marginal
Right now
Assessment
7-day forecast
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- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Breezy — helps drying
- Cold mountain conditions — pack warm belay layers
- Damp mountain air — upper pitches may stay greasy
- Breezy — helps drying
- Cold mountain conditions — pack warm belay layers
- Damp mountain air — upper pitches may stay greasy
- Breezy — helps drying
- Cold mountain conditions — pack warm belay layers
- Very windy — consider sheltered alternatives
- Cold mountain conditions — pack warm belay layers
- Very windy — consider sheltered alternatives
- Cold mountain conditions — pack warm belay layers
- Damp mountain air — upper pitches may stay greasy
- Breezy — helps drying
- Cold mountain conditions — pack warm belay layers
- Damp mountain air — upper pitches may stay greasy
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About Cromlech Boulders
One of the most internationally famous roadside bouldering venues in the world — a scattered field of huge fallen rhyolite/tuff blocs below Dinas Cromlech in the Llanberis Pass. Part of Welsh climbing lore since the Joe Brown era — you can literally step out of the car and start on the easier problems. Boulders face multiple directions across the scatter, so sun or shade can always be found. Best in cool, dry conditions: friction on the coarser rhyolite blocs suffers in warm summer sun.
- Region
- North Wales — Llanberis Pass
- Rock type
- Rhyolite
- Aspect
- mixed-facing
- Altitude
- 380m
- Exposure
- medium
- Seepage
- low