Wales has some superb climbing spots, conveniently situated near major towns and cities. You'll find all the essential information to embark on your next adventure safely and confidently, enabling you to scale new heights.

Climbing in North Wales

Well known as a hub for adventure seekers, the stunning landscapes of North Wales provide outdoor enthusiasts with the perfect backdrop for an endless variety of exhilarating activities. Whether you are a seasoned climber, or a curious beginner, there are courses for all levels based in various indoor and outdoor facilities. Our guide to North Wales climbing operators has all the information you'll need to get you started.

 

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Boulder Adventures, Llanberis, North Wales

Climbing in Mid Wales

The rural location of Mid Wales offers climbers a unique opportunity to experience the countryside from a thrilling new perspective. Seasoned climbers and novices are guaranteed both excitement and beauty. Our guide to climbing in Mid Wales will help you find reputable operators and top facilities in the area. The diversity of routes make it a fantastic destination for climbers of all levels.

man wearing safety equipment climbing up rock face.

Argoed Lwyd Outdoor Centre, Mid Wales

Climbing in West Wales

West Wales is a perfect place for a coastal break, and offers climbers plenty of dramatic coastlines to scale, with opportunity to encounter wildlife and visit many historic landmarks. This region has a wide range of climbing routes, from beginner-friendly crags to challenging sea cliffs, ideal for all levels. For those interested in activity centres, there are numerous options available with experienced guides and a variety of courses. Discover climbing providers in West Wales, and learn or improve your existing skills in this breathtaking location.

girl wearing safety equipment.
girl climbing cliff with instructor and other people on ground.

Climbing with Rip n Rock, Three Cliffs Bay, Gower, West Wales

Climbing in South Wales

South Wales has numerous attractions that make it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. You'll find a number of great climbing locations in the region with the natural landscape and unique geology of the nearby Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) an added bonus. There's no need for the weather to dampen your plans as there are also indoor climbing facilities across South Wales that are suitable for various levels, including beginners. Find accredited operators with our guide to climbing in South Wales.

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