In between the deep inlets of Stennis Ford and Huntsmans leap is the fine headland of Stennis Head. This is one of the more popular spots on the Pembroke Coast owing to its ease of accessibility and great routes.
Routes
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47 trad routes (VD...E6) 1 dws route (HVS) Graded List of Routes List of First Ascents |         | ||
| Buttress (click for routes) | No. of Routes | Route Type | Sunshine or shade |
Approach walk | Other | Page |
| Myola and Stuntsman's Buttress This region is another one of those lesser-known Pembroke crags, mainly due to the lack of an... |
11 | Trad |
Afternoon sun |
Level 10 mins |
Abseil Tidal Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | 138 |
| Riders on the Storm The Riders on the Storm face is one of those spots which has eluded climbers for years, simply... |
5 | Trad |
Afternoon sun |
Level 10 mins |
Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | 140 |
| Manzoku The left-hand side of Stennis Head offers one of the more friendly and accessible crags in... |
12 | Trad |
Afternoon sun |
Level 10 mins |
Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | 142 |
| Pleasure Dome The broad platform below the crag drops down and the walls rear up above impressively culminating... |
14 | Trad |
Lots of sun! |
Level 10 mins |
Windy | 144 |
| Stennis Arete The east side of the headland contains a number of good routes and an interesting method of gaining... |
6 | Trad |
Sun to mid-afternoon |
Level 10 mins |
Windy Range East - usually closed mid-week | 146 |
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