This is a route of contrasts. Start off by ascending the longest sustained scramble in the area (wth a down scramble to boot) before ending the day in a more sedate manner by stopping off at the Glyderau’s two main lakes of Llyn Bochlwyd and Llyn Idwal. [osmap gpx=”http://walkeryri.mudandroutes.com/files/2012/09/Tryfanandthelakes.gpx”] The Route in full on Mud and […]
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Cadair Idris is traditionally regarded as the highest peak south of Snowdon, albeit a good 12 metres lower than it’s less illustrious neighbour, Aran Fawddwy. This is a brief account of the Pony Track up Cadair Idris, which is the easiest track. However, I’ll start by suggesting quite strongly that if you are going to
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Here’s yet another route to the summit of Tal y Fan! I don’t think I’ve followed the same route twice to the top, and here’s yet another one. Llanfairfechan makes a wonderfully different starting point for the Carneddau, starting off in a picturesque wooded valley and following a well marked path to the roman road.
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[osmap gpx=”http://walkeryri.mudandroutes.com/files/2012/01/capelsarnhelen.gpx” style=”width:600px; height:400px; border:1px solid gray; margin-right:20px; float:left;”] Distance, Ascent and Time 24km, 700m, 7 hours OS Map Required Explorer 017 & Explorer 018, BMC Map, Landranger 115 Difficulties Distance Start / End Capel Curig Facilities WC/Pub both ends, plus shop in Capel Curig Public Transport Some Sherpa buses. This is quite a long route starting in Capel Curig before following disused byways over
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Download the GPX File for your GPS device here OS Map Required- OS Explorer 23, Landranger 124, BMC Snowdonia South Difficulties Distance, ascent and routefinding. The Route The full route is on the Snowdonia National Park website here. The route shown above outlines an alternative descent to that shown on their site and requires some fine navigaional skills in mist
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