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5. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch39 views18/6/26. At Caeau Tan-y-Bwlch. Fields managed by the North Wales Wild Life Trust. We were searching for the Greater Butterfly-orchid and saw quite a few. https://www.plantlife.org.uk/our-work/caeau-tan-y-bwlch-nature-reserve/
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8. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch39 views18/6/26. Picnic lunch at Henbant-bâch. There were enough tables for almost all of us to eat together. It looked like rain but we were lucky. It held off. Some of us headed to the cafe straight away for coffee and cake. They were not disappointed.
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4. Waun Oer.38 views30/11/25. The Intrepid Three ready for anything. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3. Dolwyddelan - Ty Mawr Wybrnant circ38 views8/2/26. Approaching Ty Mawr Wybrnant which is just beyond the farm buildings in the background.
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6. Talysarn-Tanyrallt38 views7/5/26. Viewing point overlooking the Dorothea Quarry.
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9. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch38 views18/6/26. The leader calling us together in the main yard at Henbant-bâch as we finish our visit. .https://www.henbant.org/. "We are creating Henbant not only as a farm, but also as a garden to grow people."
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4. Llanaelhaearn - Pen-y-Gaer - Moel Bronmiod37 views28/12/25. A stop just below the summit of Moel Bronmiod. Lunch was shortly afterwards amongst the rocks on the summit.
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6. Llanaelhaearn - Pen-y-Gaer - Moel Bronmiod37 views28/12/25. Finally off Moel Bronmiod, travelling west and about to pass below Gyrn Ddu (to the left) and its lesser peak on the right in the background..
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5. Llanaelhaearn - Pen-y-Gaer - Moel Bronmiod37 views28/12/25. "The struggle". Making our way up Moel Bronmiod. Photograph taken into the sun to get the effect required. Photo: Sally Kettle.
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4. Gallt y Wenallt37 views22/02/26. Morning paned (morning break for tea/coffee/soup) at the copper mine at about 1450ft. The mine was highly productive in the early Victorian era, with ore transported to Porthmadog, Swansea, and Liverpool for smelting. The site features old mining tips, and remnants of the old tramway, which can be followed to the mine. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3. Gallt y Wenallt37 views22/02/26. On our way up to the copper mine, through the only section of woodland on the walk. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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5. Gallt y Wenallt37 views22/02/26. On the summit of Gallt y Wenallt. Getting a bit crowded. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3. Croesor - Moelwynion Low Level37 views8/3/26. Still on our way up towards the level, well-engineered mine track at 1700ft, leading to Cesailiau Dduon (disused quarry), but now it is time for a panad. Not much of a view. Photo: Louise Fletcher Brewer.
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9. Talysarn-Tanyrallt37 views7/5/26. The last section of the walk. Approaching Talysarn from the south. The hill Clogwyn Melyn in the background with Talysarn at the base of it behind the trees.
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1. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch37 views18/6/26. Standing outside the grounds of St Beuno's Church in Clynnog Fawr ready to start our walk.
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4. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch37 views18/6/26. Away from the trees a beautiful view appears over the church of St Beuno towards Caernarfon Bay,
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