A seagull was making this part of the day's proceedings particularly trying as it was convinced that I was after it's nest and was trying to move me off by swooping at me. It is impossible to even get to this site. An abseil from the top of the Orme is the only option for investigation. A number of inaccessible caves up the cliffs of the Great Orme were noted a few years ago by Mel Davies who used a boat, and these caves may well have been previously noted by him. This is above the footpath passing behind the Gogarth Abbey Hotel at the west end of Llandudno.
Some rough steps lead up to the entrance which is at the base of a limestone outcrop.
The entrance is quite large being about 6' high, entering a 10' diameter chamber after a few feet. There are no exits. The floor consists of dirt and sheep shit. And so, as the sun sinks slowly in the west, another fine day on the Orme draws to a close. This is situated in a small bay at the north east end of the Orme.