Gower Bolt Policy Meeting

Posted by Martin Kocsis on 23/07/2011
It probably won't be anything like this

At previous BMC South Wales meetings, a number of climbers said that as they were relatively new to the area, and had no involvement with the old bolt policy, they would like to contribute to it in the light of new developments and changing attitudes.

More people sport climbing, environmental considerations and changing attitudes to fixed gear on trad routes (e.g. pegs) all have an impact on the Gower. It was felt that there was no need to rewrite the entire policy, but that it certainly needed tweaking and refining.

BMC Community website link here

As such, suggestions and comments have been added to a thread which can be found here:


The details in the above will be pulled together and form a structure to the meeting. If you have any suggestions to add to the wiki please do so as soon as possible to allow me to pull a final document together. This will give a few weeks for people to visit sites if need be, and come to the meeting informed and prepared. Meeting will be chaired by BMC Cymru chairman, Tom Hutton.

The venue for the meeting will be:
North Gower Hotel,
Llanrhidian, North Gower, Swansea SA3 1EE
Kick off at 7.30 sharp, Saturday 23rd July.
A tasty buffet will be provided for all attendees


Previous minutes from South Wales Area meeting here.



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