This impressive zawn is just a 5 minute walk west along the coast path from St Govan’s car park. It is one of the most stared at pieces of rock in the area with ascents regularly attracting a gallery of onlookers. Whether those watching can tell the difference between the regular ascents of the beautiful if slightly unbalanced line of Mysteries, from tenuous top-end repeats of From a Distance, Ghost Train or Point Blank, is debatable. If you are the subject of the gazing hoards, then enjoy it, climb smoothly and don't curse too loudly if you fall off!
Routes
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8 trad routes (E3...E8) 19 dws routes (?...7b+) Graded List of Routes List of First Ascents |       | ||
| Buttress (click for routes) | No. of Routes | Route Type | Sunshine or shade |
Approach walk | Other | Page |
| West Face - DWS The left-ahnd side of the west face has a set of good dws routes. |
7 | DWS |
Morning sun |
Level 5 mins |
Abseil Tidal Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | - |
| West Face The first thing you notice about this wall is that it has got 'a bit of a line', this is the mega... |
8 | Trad |
Morning sun |
Level 5 mins |
Abseil Tidal Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | 148 |
| East Face - DWS The landward end of Stennis Ford's East Face is home to the technical complexities of that big grey... |
12 | DWS |
Afternoon sun |
Level 5 mins |
Tidal Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | - |
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