Regulaciones Reino Unido Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Triple Overhang Buttress
Escalada
Regulaciones el 30 de octubre de 2026
Prevalecen los carteles en el lugar y las resoluciones posteriores; consulta la fuente.
La posición señala el lugar, no la extensión de la norma.
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Cierre voluntario
Escalada · del 1 mar al 1 ago
No en vigor el 30 de octubre de 2026
Restrictions apply from 1 March - 1 August.
Reason: Nesting Birds
The climbs between Hororscope and Galactic Coordinator inlusive can only be reached by abseil during 1st March to 1st August (don't scramble in from the west as this approach encroaches on the restriction to the west).There is also a nesting season restriction (1st Mar - 1st Aug) covering Star Control to Rabbit Ripper inlcuding all 3 girdle traverses. This includes Deep Throat.
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED FOR 2026
Sectores:
- Star Control to Rabbit Ripper
Publicado por BMC, 24 jul 2026 · Triple Overhang Buttress
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Actividad regulada
Escalada · Todo el año
En vigor el 30 de octubre de 2026
Castlemartin Training Area
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Access restrictions
Castlemartin is subject to the Castlemartin RAC Range Byelaws 1986.
When the ranges are used for live firing, red flags (day) or red lights (night) are displayed and access is prohibited.
Access opportunities
Two car parks within Range East provide access to a limited network of public rights of way, which includes sections of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail. Access is subject to firing times.
Publicado por Ministry of Defence, 16 mar 2026 · Wales - public access to military areas
En Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Zona regulada
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Rigen en todo el interior del límite, haya o no un lugar señalado.
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Necesaria autorización
Acampada y vivac · Todo el año
En vigor el 30 de octubre de 2026
- 10. Is wild camping allowed?
No. Nearly all the land the Coast Path passes through is in private ownership. Camping without the landowner’s permission (wild camping) is a trespass against the owner. There are many campsites along the Coast Path. […]
Publicado por Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority · Coast Path FAQ