Huntsman's Leap

Access
Huntsman's Leap is located on the SW tip of Wales, just west of the St. Govan's Head. From Pembroke drive south to Bosherston, then continue south to the parking lot at trevalleh Downs. Continue on foot west to the Leap, which is in fact not the first but the second cove you get to. Logistics
The best base is around Bosherston where there is a very basic campsite and an excellent pub and cafe, but little else! More luxurious camping facilities are available at St Petrox, a short distance away. Although highly regarded, this area is very rarely crowded apart from during the English Bank holidays. The first weekend in May is particularly popular when there is a great community atmosphere around the crags, campsite and St Govan's Country Inn. Period
Summer Climb
The climbing at Huntsman's Leap is serious and should not be underestimated. All routes require excellent gear placing skills and although there is some in-situ pro, much of this is in poor condition. Notes
All routes require excellent gear placing skills and although there is some in-situ pro, most of this is in poor condition. An abseil rope will be necessay to abseil down in the Leap.


Bibliography


Pembroke by Alan James and Mike Robertson, Rockfax Publishing