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WARNING: Mount Sion Centre Access (Range West), Pembroke

Following a rockfall at the east end of Mount Sion Centre the approach traverse has disappeared. None of the routes are currently affected but access to the platform below the cliff will have to be by a direct free abseil from the currently limited number of stakes above the cliff. In case of failure on the routes swimming may be the only option.

• Pembroke by John Harwood et al. (1996) ISBN 0-901601-57-8

• Supplement by Dave Viggers (2002) ISBN 0-901601-68-3

• Two volume guide plus supplement

• £24 including supplement; £4 for supplement alone

• Interim Guide to Range West UPDATED - free download (Jun 2010) - Compiled by Nigel Barry and Edited by Helen Barry. It is based on previous editions by Dave Viggers (1996,2002) and Dave Cook (unpublished)

• Interim Pembroke Bouldering Guide - free download (May 2008)
- Compiled by Nigel & Helen Barry from an original by Martin Jones 1997. Original Maps, Topos and descriptions by Martin Jones and Photos by Nigel & Helen Barry

• Guide to Newgale Bouldering - free download (Oct 2008) - Compiled by Terry Taylor and thanks to www.midwalesclimbing.com

The definitive guide to climbing in the south western most county in Wales: Pembrokeshire.

The sea cliffs from Linney Head in the West to Stackpole eastwards and then on to Mother Careys Kitchen and the Giltar Point crags are the subject of:

Part 1 - North Pembroke from Fishguard to St. David's and the Southern Bays and Linney Head to Mewsford Point

Part 2 - Mewsford Point to St. Govan's, Stackpole, Mother Carey's Kitchen and Giltar