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3.Tomen-y-Mur, Trawsfynydd54 views23/11/17. We will now move away from the lake as we walk east to cross over to the Tomen-y-Mur side of the Porthmadog- Dolgellau main road. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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2.Llanuwchllyn54 views28/1/18. A tree across the path is soon raised out of the way by one of the club's stronger members.
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3.Snowdonia Slate Trail54 views25/2/18. Coming up on Halfway Bridge on the Bangor-Bethesda main road.
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9.Nantlle Holey Walk54 views12/4/18. No plonger today. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Moel Eilio54 views20/5/18. Descending north in Cwm Maesgwm. Elidir Fawr & Elidir Fach in the background.
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3. Garnedd Ugain54 views23/9/18. Up on the ridge above Llyn Glaslyn with Snowdon towering above it, to the right. Photo: Ann Jones
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3.Rhyd Ddu to Beddgelert via Cwm Llan54 views21/10/18. The Gladstone Rock where we (the non-Yr Aran walkers) had our lunch in the pouring rain. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Rhyd Ddu to Beddgelert via Cwm Llan54 views21/10/18. Further down from Gladstone Rock. Our descent has started. Still the rain. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Cadair Idris foothills54 views18/11/18. Starting the descent from Llyn Cadair. Y Garn & the Rhinogs in the background.
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5.Lledr Valley54 views16/12/18. with lunch over at the Llyn Elsi monument, we head back but this time on the east side of the lake.
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2.Llwyngwril 'A' Walk54 views10/3/19. Passing the peak Allt-lwyd on our right.
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11. Malhamdale 201954 views3rd-10th May 2019. We had come from Know Bank and were aiming for Weets Top. We did not want to veer right. How did that destination get that name? Photo: Hugh Evans.
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1.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal54 views24/10/19. Lunching near Teiliau Isaf and the disused railway line near the A470 close to Llan Ffestiniog. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal54 views24/10/19. A short stop alongside the River Teigl. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Coed y Brenin54 views7/11/19. Crossing one of the numerous bridges on the walk. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Clynnog Hills54 views17/11/19. The walk almost over, we are close to the Maes-y-cwm, with the lower slopes of Gyrn Ddu below the cloud, in the background. Just half a mile to the tarmac road leading back to Llanaelhaearn.
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