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5. Gallt y Wenallt43 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 Level43 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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5. Talysarn-Tanyrallt43 views7/5/26. Approaching the side of the Cilgwyn Council Tip. Long closed and covered. Mountains of the Nantlle Ridge in the background.
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1. Tremadog Hills43 views17/5/26. At the walk starting point in the Lidl car park in Porthmadog.
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7. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen43 views4/6/26. At the top suitably refreshed, and ready for some more walking, hopefully ending in a cafe. Photo: Louise Fletcher Brewer.
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3. Beddgelert A group43 views14/6/26. Some members of the A group have come over to chat to the B group who are on their way down from Bwlch Cwm Llan and heading to Bethania via the Watkin Path.
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1. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch43 views18/6/26. Standing outside the grounds of St Beuno's Church in Clynnog Fawr ready to start our walk.
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7. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch43 views18/6/26. East of Caeau Tan-y-Bwlch heading for Henbant-bâch. The Nebo TV mast and Mynydd Graig Goch behind it.
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9. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch43 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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6. Summer Lunch.43 views25/6/26. Photo: Ann White.
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3. Summer Lunch.43 views25/6/26. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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4. Llanaelhaearn - Pen-y-Gaer - Moel Bronmiod42 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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8. Llanaelhaearn - Pen-y-Gaer - Moel Bronmiod42 views28/12/25. The end of a wonderful day's walking. Photo: Sally Kettle.
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2. Glynllifon Park42 views26/2/26. Not far away from the previous photo, a shelter from the rain over which Afon Llifon normally flows as a waterfall. Photo: Miriam Heald,
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6. Tremadog Hills42 views17/5/26. Down to Tremadog and into Coed y Nursery, a beautiful area of woodland. On emerging from this woodland of course we made for the Red Lion pub in Porthmadog before returning home.
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4. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch42 views18/6/26. Away from the trees a beautiful view appears over the church of St Beuno towards Caernarfon Bay,
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