Set in beautiful countryside Maeshafn Quarry is a smart little crag that catches lots of sun and is packed with shortish but sustained traditionally protected climbing on some excellent rock. The crag is split into around half a dozen buttresses, each with its own character, ranging from some fine thin crack-lines to a good number of fingery wall and slab climbs on perfect rock. The grade range is wide, with much to keep the lower and mid-grade climber happy. Access to the top of the crag is simple where many stakes are in place for belaying. Maeshafn makes a great place for an evenings climbing after work or for a day or weekend visit from further away, especially if combined with a visit to the nearby Pot Hole Quarry. There is a small amount of bouldering available - details at UKClimbing.com and northwalesbouldering.com.