- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Breezy — helps drying
SNOWDONIA — OGWEN · RHYOLITE
Little Tryfan (Tryfan Bach) climbing conditions
Poor — wet, too windy or closed
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- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Breezy — helps drying
- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Breezy — helps drying
- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Breezy — helps drying
- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
- Wet rhyolite is slippery; seepage from grass above can linger
- Good temperature for mountain rhyolite
About Little Tryfan (Tryfan Bach)
The canonical UK trad-lead teaching crag — a low-angle rhyolite slab north-east of Tryfan proper, sitting in a sunny hollow above Gwern Gof Uchaf farm. South-east facing, low altitude, gentle-angled, well-featured with abundant gear placements, and topped by an easy walk-off — everything you want for first leads. Routes are short (single pitch, up to about 30m) and mostly V.Diff. Popular with instructors self-lining novices and with new leaders on their own; expect groups on any decent weekend. The Arête (D), The Slab (VDiff) and Crevasse Route (VDiff) are the routes everybody starts on. Fifteen-minute flat walk from the road.
- Region
- Snowdonia — Ogwen
- Rock type
- Rhyolite
- Aspect
- south-east-facing
- Altitude
- 300m
- Exposure
- low
- Seepage
- low