Walk up Cadair Idris from Dolgellau
Cadair Idris may not be the tallest mountain in the area, though it is often falsely thought to be, it is certainly the most popular mountain in Southern Snowdonia.... Read On
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Arenig Fawr and Moel Llyfnant
This used to be on the railway line between Trawsfynydd and Bala, but there’s just the road these days. This is an out of the way hill, with no... Read On
Craig Wion from Trawsfynydd
This route is an alternative route to get to the ‘Badlands’ between Bwlch Gwilym and Bwlch y Tyddiad, shortening the alternative route of Moel Ysgyfarnogod and Clip as an... Read On
Rhinog Fawr from Cwm Bychan
Having missed out on sections of the Rhinogydd on my wild camp a week ago, I couldn’t help but return. I’d also lost my sunglasses near my second wild... Read On
Arenig Fawr via Simdde Ddu Catwalk
Arenig Fawr stands almost alone, dominating the landscape around it. There’s an easier route up, but this one is slightly off path! It is a contrasting route that starts... Read On
Aran Fawddwy from Llanuwchllyn
While Cadair Idris always gets the attention, but Aran Fawddwy is still the high point of Southern Eryri. While Cadair has all on show, for all to see; Aran... Read On
Moel Siabod from Pont Cyfyng
Most of the routes up Siabod can be done from Capel, with only the lonely Moel Gid taking you off towards the Moelwynion in the south. Starting by following... Read On
Llyn Coastal Path – Old Stage 2a Clynnog to Llanaelhaearn
This is the previous route of the path. It’s well worth doing, probably more so than the official route as the views you get of the peninsula are stunning.... Read On
Llyn Coastal Path, Stage 1 Caernarfon to Clynnog
Firstly, the online guide states “The Coastal Path is signed and way marked with its own distinctive logo.”, well it isn’t. The only thing i saw along the initial... Read On
Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path – Malltraeth to Pen-lon via Llanddwyn
The Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path is an ideal way to spend a few weeks. Here’s a short section of the path that starts from Malltraeth car park and... Read On
Around Llyn Padarn.
This is an ideal walk if you want to stretch your legs on a wet day, or if you’ve only got a couple of hours to walk. This has... Read On
Walk around Llyn Crafnant
A pleasant circuit around this attractive lake. Follows a decent lakeside track, but does have its slippery sections, so be careful. If you want to drag some non walking... Read On
Around Llyn Dinas
This walk is a gentle stroll around one of the most beautiful and accessible small lakes of Eryri. If you want a longer walk, then you can start at... Read On
Fall in Love with Ynys Llanddwyn
Easy to follow route along possibly the most beautiful beach on the island, with an alternative walk via the forestry plantation if you find the sand gets in your... Read On
A Stroll in the Parc
Getting to this walk is probably the hardest part! The Llyn Sarnau car park can either be reached by the minor road that passes the Ty Hyll off the... Read On
