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1. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.78 views5/6/25. At Dolbenmaen Church, at the mouth of Cwm Pennant, at the start.
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6. Ogwen - Devil's Kitchen - Y Garn - C y Filiast - Bethesda70 views15/06/25. Making our way along from the top of Devil's Kitchen towards Y Garn. Then we were in cloud!! Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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5. Ogwen - Devil's Kitchen - Y Garn - C y Filiast - Bethesda71 views15/06/25. Getting closer to Devil's Kitchen. Llyn Idwal and Pen yr Ole Wen in the background. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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4. Ogwen - Devil's Kitchen - Y Garn - C y Filiast - Bethesda70 views15/06/25. On our way up to the Devil's Kitchen. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3. Ogwen - Devil's Kitchen - Y Garn - C y Filiast - Bethesda77 views15/06/25. Photo: Selena Thomas.
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2. Ogwen - Devil's Kitchen - Y Garn - C y Filiast - Bethesda71 views15/6/25. The south end of Llyn Idwal. Lovely weather. Photo: Debbie Lucas
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1. Ogwen - Devil's Kitchen - Y Garn - C y Filiast - Bethesda77 views15/6/25. On the path up from Ogwen Cottage up to Devil's Kitchen with Y Gribin and behind it, Tryfan, in the background. Photo: Debbie Lucas
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9. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd81 views15/6/25. Just on mile from Trefriw. Crossing a bridge over Afon Crafnant
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8. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd86 views15/6/25. Klondyke Mill (New Pandora Lead Works):
This mill was built to process the ore from Pandora Mine. It was initially known as Geirionydd Mill, then New Pandora Lead Works, before becoming known as Klondyke Mill. The mill's history is marked by short-lived activity and financial losses. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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7. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd79 views15/6/25. A volunteer tells us what is written on the plaque on the Taliesin Monument.
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6. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd79 views15/6/25. Following a lake side lunch at official picnic site at the SE corner of Llyn Geirionydd.
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5. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd80 views15/6/25. The church now behind us as we head south to Llyn Geirionydd.
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4. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd79 views15/6/25. Inside St Rhychwyn's Church Llanrhychwyn. Used since 6th century for Christian worship but existing building built 12th century. https://historypoints.org/index.php?page=llanrhychwyn-st-rhychwyn-s-church
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3.Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd77 views15/6/25. Information about the church inside the roofed gateway into the church grounds.
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2.Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd77 views15/6/25.
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1. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd85 views15/6/25. In the carpark at Trefriw at the start of the walk. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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