Upper Dinorwic Slate Quarries
Escalade
Réglementations au 30 octobre 2026
La signalisation sur place et les décisions ultérieures prévalent ; consultez la source.
La position indique le site, pas l’étendue de la règle.
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Fermeture volontaire
Escalade · du 1 févr. au 30 juin
Pas en vigueur le 30 octobre 2026
Restrictions apply from 1 February - 30 June.
Reason: Nesting Birds
Nesting birds in Sinc California (Twll Mawr), please avoid the routes in the back left corner, from Opening Gambit to Long in the Twll/The north will rise again.
Secteurs :
- Opening Gambit to Long in the Twll/The north will rise again
Publié par BMC, le 11 mai 2026 · Upper Dinorwic Slate Quarries
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Interdit toute l’année
Escalade · Toute l’année
En vigueur le 30 octobre 2026
Non confirmé par une source officielle.
The Upper Dinorwig quarries are mainly owned by First Hydro. Access for climbing or any access away from the designated footpaths is not permitted by the landowners, due to liability concerns. However it's rare for climbers to be asked to leave and in general it appears that if climbers keep a low profile, avoid damaging fences, do not interfere with any of the power station buildings or apparatus or any of the historic structures within the quarry that climbing is possible. Access to the whole of the upper quarries have become especially sensitive in recent years and climbers should not gather in large numbers, especially at Dali's Hole area. Bolts have been removed from Dali's Hole by a local climber (late 2010) who was concerned that continued use of this venue by large groups of climbers would jeopardise access to the whole site. There have also been a number of reported altercations between climbers and First Hydro security staff over the years at this venue.
BMC advice remains unchanged - the landowners do not give permission for public access (including for climbing) away from the public paths. Please do not damage fences or signs and if accosted by security staff, please be courteous and report any issues to the BMC.
Publié par BMC, le 11 mai 2026 · Upper Dinorwic Slate Quarries