Character:

As predicted this ultimate roadside crag is now developing into a premier sports-climbing venue. It relative ease of access, west-facing nature, quick drying time and abundance of middle to low grade sports routes should create a popular setting.
The routes range in height from 12m routes through to those requiring a 60m (sometimes 70m for convenience) rope on a variety of styles: steep vertical walls grooves through to very slabby face climbing, an unusual feature for limestone.

Situation:

This couldn't be easier. The crag overlooks the southbound carriageway of the main A470 Cardiff to Merthyr Tydfil road at the roundabout between Tongwynlais and Taffs Well. Once located parking is obvious below the crag.

Layout:

The sports route lie at the right-hand side of the crag on some lower walls,
obvious by the nature and the surrounding slabs.

Aspect:

As previously mentioned the crag faces west gets the sun from midday onwards
and dries quickly. It does take seepage after longer spells of rain and in the
winter months.