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Getting to Trevor is relatively straightforward and there is a good parking layby below Trevor Main Quarry.

An ordnance survey map of the area is available by clicking here.

There are several ways to approach the crags, but the easiest is to pass through the village of Trevor on the A539, heading towards Llangollen. After 2 miles, a long straight road reveals the Sun Trevor Pub on the right. Turn right, passing the pub, and follow this road which climbs up the hill for almost two miles. At a sharp T junction (blink and you will miss it!) take a sharp right turn. Carry on along this road for 400 metres to arrive at the main Trevor layby on the left.
The Trevor Main Quarry is the steep wall which can be seen overlooking this layby. Take the footpath leading from the carpark, gain the flat path (the old railway track) and take a right for Trevor Main Quarry or left for all other areas.
Facing out into the valley, Independance Quarry lies further down to the left. A grassy path leads to it after crossing the road.