| Most viewed |
4. Afon Artro - Cwm Bychan126 views18/5/25.Tyddyn Felin, the home of the bardd John Evans (1892 - 1949). Photo: Margot Jones.
|
|
7. Llwyngwril - Towyn126 views23/3/25. Our final descent taking us from 505 ft to 50 ft close to Tal-y-Gareg the most southern most point of the walk. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
|
|
1. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd126 views15/6/25. In the carpark at Trefriw at the start of the walk. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
|
|
1.Summer Lunch - Caernarfon Golf Club126 views26/06/25. Organised by Judith Thomas and Colin Higgs dealt with the money. Photo: Ann White.
|
|
3. Rhinog Fawr126 views29/6/25. Closing up on Llyn Du. A brief stop to check our path.
|
|
1. Llan Ffestiniog Valleys and Falls.126 views10/08/25. Ready for off from Llan Ffestiniog.
|
|
3. Aber-Ogwen126 views11/09/25. Crossing the bridge over Afon Cegin at Porth Penrhyn with a panad break coming up. The Porth also has a brilliant fresh fish shop.
|
|
3.Eifionydd Circular125 views29/1/23. A muddier part of Lon Goed.
|
|
3.Capel Curig125 views2/2/23. Going east, at the halfway mark having past Glyn Farm.
|
|
6.Cilan125 views16/2/23. Ready to set off after lunch with views, when the mist allowed, to the bay.
|
|
5.Penmaenmawr125 views12/3/23. A snow filled path next to Bryn Derwydd.
|
|
7.Tarren Hills125 views7/5/23. At the top of Tarren y Gesail at 667 metres. Two of the group decided that the summit was one summit too far. Photo: Annie Andrew.
|
|
4.Lôn Gwyrfai125 views11/5/23. The leader checks the morale of the troops. No desertions yet.
|
|
4.Cwm-y-Glo125 views8/6/23. The site for lunch on the side of Garreg Lefain. Very close to hut circles, burnt mounds and standing stones had we realised it.
|
|
6.Llanfairfechan - Drum125 views18/06/23. About to descend to the saddle between Foel-Ganol and the peak beyond Foel Dduarth.
|
|
2b. Llanbedrog Head125 views9/11/23. The interview. Photo: Friend of Dafydd Williams.
|
|
| 5338 files on 334 page(s) |
 |
|
|
|
|
289 | |
|
|
|
|
