Entries by Sandra

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Anglesey Coastal Path Walk: South Stack to Trearddur Bay

A windy but sunny winters day on the coast today. A walk along the majestic, rugged coast of Holy Island, Anglesey. Starting at South Stack (Ynys Lawd), the early part of the walk is dominated by sea-cliffs and culminates in sandy bays until we reach the pretty bay of Trearddur. Mountaineering Joe offers Winter walks […]

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A Family Winter Walk from Dulas Bay to Red Wharf Bay

Adrian, Ola, Weronika and Jarek from London enjoy a  winters day of sunshine and showers on the Anglesey Coastal path. Our route for the day was from Dulas Bay to Red Wharf Bay.  A splendid array of coves, secluded beaches, rocky cliffs and pretty coastal hamlets. Mountaineering Joe offers Winter walks along the Isle of Anglesey coastal path […]

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Anglesey Walks: Llanfachraeth to Church Bay (Porth Swtan)

An enjoyable, mainly flat 11km (7 miles) walk which starts along the beautiful Alaw Estuary where the new bridge has been erected making access to this section of the Anglesey coastal path more easily accessible. We head out from Llanfachraeth walking along the marshlands of the estuary to reach the large expanse of Traeth y Gribin and views […]

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Anglesey Walks: Four-Mile Bridge to Ravens Point (circular walk)

Once on the coast the highlights of this walk are the coastal rock formations, pretty coves, sandy beaches, sea-arches, the stone enclosure of Saint Gwenfaen’s Well and Rhoscolyn Head. Starting at Four Mile Bridge (Pontrhydbont) we walk along the edge of the marsh, onto fields and past farm buildings. We continue along country lanes and venture onto a […]

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Anglesey Walks: Mynachdy to Church Bay (circular walk)

An enjoyable short walk that takes in some breath-taking scenery. Our walk starts along a lane onto a grassy path that leads us down to the secluded cove and dramatic sea arch of Ynys y Fydlyn. A pretty cove with crystal clear waters. We then head up onto some of the most majestic steep cliffs, walking along […]

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Squashed and squeezed in the Idwal Squeeze

Isaac having fun completing the Idwal Squeeze (V1), bouldering at Idwal Cottage Crag, Ogwen Valley. ‘Awesome, wicked, a nightmare, squashed and squeezed – thanks for the encouragement Joe. I loved it after I got over the fear of getting stuck in there!’  Isaac. Nearly there – it is a bit tight in here!       One […]

Climbing calls: Be clear and unambiguous

Sandra and I were climbing in the Llanberis Pass recently and observed a climber getting into difficulty. The ‘call’ the second climber was making to the lead climber was unclear. As a result the ‘call’ was misinterpreted by the leader. The climber required a ‘tight rope’ as he negotiated a difficult section on the climb. […]