Pembroke
3 crags listed — limestone.
Huntsman's Leap
A dramatic knife-cut zawn slicing into the Range East plateau, so narrow a horseman is said to have leapt it. Sheer, smooth walls give sustained, well-protected wall climbing in an atmospheric slot where the sea booms below. The greatest concentration of quality E-grades in Pembroke, with escape only by climbing out.
Saddle Head
The friendliest headland on the Range East coastline, with easy-angled walls and slabs of clean grey limestone above a non-tidal platform. The go-to Pembroke venue for lower and mid-grade sea-cliff mileage, with abseil approaches that make a gentle introduction to the style. Blue Sky is one of the finest VSs on the coast.
Stennis Head
A compact, immaculate headland of steep juggy limestone between Saddle Head and Stennis Ford. Sunny, quick-drying and largely non-tidal, it packs a remarkable number of three-star routes into a small space, with the flying groove of Pleasure Dome among the best E3s in Britain. A perfect first taste of steep Pembroke climbing.