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5.Tarren Hills123 views7/5/23. Pacing ourselves up the Tarrenhendre ridge. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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4.Aber-Ogwen - Llanfairfechan123 views22/06/22. Our view at the lunch spot. Looking over to Anglesey and Puffin island.
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2.Moel Wnion-Moel Faban123 views22/10/23. On the North Wales Path near Coed Bronydd Isaf.
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5.Cwmystradllyn123 views23/11/23. A visit to the disused slate mill in Cwmystradllyn before we head back to the west side of the lake.
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6. Llanbedr - Artro - Cwm Nantcol123 views15/2/24. Coming back down on to some level ground as we return to the camping site.
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8.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch123 views2/6/24. But we were not satisfied, we had to go on to Craig Rhiw-erch at 2202ft. A pile of stones marked the summit or we would never have known, as it is a dome type summit.
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9. Caernarfon Airport - Fort Belan123 views20/06/24. At the Caernarfon Airport Cafe. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4. Tal-y-bont - Bryn Hall123 views30/6/24. Walking along open access land on the lower reaches of Moel Wnion. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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6. Trawsfynydd - Foel Fawr - Gold Mines123 views11/08/24. Close to the end of the walk with the gold mines to the east, behind us
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3. Rhiw Circuit123 views12/9/24. Sarn y Plas. Now owned by the National Trust, this 400 year old whitewashed stone cottage was formerly the home of the poet RS Thomas and his partner, the artist Elsi Eldridge. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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9. Tanygrisiau - Llyn Stwlan123 views17/11/24. Three of the four that decided on the easier B route. Standing in front of the Cwmorthin Falls.
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6. Nantgwrtheyrn - Pistyll123 views26/11/24.Up from a track close to Ciliau-canol a very handy seat for the weary.
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3. Cwm Cynfal - Bryn y Castell - Llyn Morwynion123 views29/12/2024.After 40 minutes of walking we find ourselves an even better view point for the falls, a 100ft below the first. The track that we have come down can be seen leading up to the mist in the distance.
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7. Llan Ffestiniog River Valleys and Falls123 views27/02/25. Approaching Llan Ffestiniog with about 200 metres to go. Moelwyn Mawr and Moel-yr-hydd in the background.
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5.Moel Hebog - Moel Ogof - Moel Lefn.123 views2/3/25. The summit at 2566ft. A very welcome sight. Fantastic views.
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2. AGM + Criccieth Circular123 views20/1/25. Leaving the town via Henbont Road.
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