Where	Gower
Directions	A22 north to J6 M25, M25 Clockwise to J12 (M3), M3 South to J3, A322 Through Bracknell to the A329 and M4, M4 to Swansea J42 A483 through Swansea onto A4118 to the Gower - all signposted.
How Far	about 200 miles / 4 hours but watch out for bank holiday queues
Campsite	Three Cliffs
Guide Books	Gower and SE Wales, Ed. Alun Richardson, SWMC
Climbing	Tor Gro	A Scrappy collection of slabs with absolutley no merit at all, I doubt that I'll ever go back.
	Fall Bay	This little tidal crag at the west end of Fall Bay is pack full of quality medium grade routes on solid limestone. When the tide comes in move to the upper tier for even more of the same or just relax on the sandy beach. This is Gower climbing at its best especially as the Worms Head Bar is between you and the campsite.
	Paviland	A non tidal cliff that looks a horror but turns out to be really good.
	Boiler Slabs	An impressive swath of slabs sitting well above the high tide mark with a few memorable routes.
	Little Tor	A little Lump of rock with a whole host of easy routes covering it's face surrounded by sandy beaches, you can climb all of the crag in a few hours and relax on the beach as well, and just round the corner is little star wall with even more to go at.
	Three Cliffs	Three cliffs is the most well known of the gower crags and for a good reason, plenty of easy stuff and a few wonderfull VS's over the arch. A must on a first visit to the Gower, but remember to check the tides.
	Pennard	Big, hard and non tidal
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