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2.Llanbedrog to Nefyn305 viewsLunch in a disused quarry near Mathan Isaf.
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4.Porth Oer - Aberdaron305 views21/07/13. Lunch time approaches and so does the A group to join the C group for lunch. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Llyn Llandecwyn Isaf - Bryn Cader Faner.305 views25/07/13. Bryn Cader Faner.Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Llangybi305 views21/1/16. The leader did attempt to keep off the dreadfully muddy paths by walking on the tarmac from time to time. Everyone looks happy. Photo: Dafydd H Williams.
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2.Moel y Gest305 views1/1/17. Climbing up through the trees from the east side of Moel-y-Gest. A very steep section.
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1.Rhyd Ddu304 viewsSnowdon was too icy so we turned west and then south west from Rhyd Ddu to round Y Gyrn and back to the main road before returning northwards. A fine body of walkers trying to walk off the Christmas cheer.
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2.Criccieth Snowdrop Surprise.304 views10th Feb 2011. A brief stop at the Criccieth Golf Club. Tremadog Bay and the mountains of Meirionydd in the background.
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1.Llyn Llandecwyn Isaf - Bryn Cader Faner.304 views25/07/13. Roadside preparations. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Llyn Llandecwyn Isaf - Bryn Cader Faner.304 views25/07/13. Bryn Cader Faner. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Chwilog304 views5/1/17. Tea & cake at Ian & Kath's. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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3.Capel Garmon303 views14/6/09. Looking west. Moel Siabod and Carneddau?
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3.Rhyd Ddu303 viewsComing up to our last stop Looking south east just where the Snowdon Rhyd Ddu path meets our path at Pen ar Lôn.
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4.Llangybi303 views21/1/16. While walking on the tarmac everything is fine. Photo: Dafydd H Williams.
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4.Glyders303 views3/7/16. Close to Glyder Fach having climbed around Castell y Gwynt. Looking over to Llyn Gwynant. with a lot of heavy rain clouds in evidence. Luckily we didn't get any rain. Photo: Heather Stanton.
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4.Cylchdaith Yr Arddu Circular302 viewsViews of the sea until we turn left to follow our outgoing path to Croesor.
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2.Dolgellau302 views5/1/14. Just 2.2 miles out, next to Penmaenpool Bridge a welcome comfort stop.
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