Our guided mountain walks in Snowdonia will take you over the jagged peaks, steep rocky slopes and airy ridge lines and will make anyone feel like a proper mountaineer. Formed over a period of 650 million years, the peaks of Snowdonia were created from ancient oceans, volcanoes and glaciers. Evidence of their dramatic birth is still evident across the national park, you just need to know where to look!
SNOWDONIA
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Sir Edmond Hillary used these mountains to train for Mount Everest before his successful first ascent in 1953! There is something for everyone in North Wales so take your pick. Snowdon isn't the only mountain here!
Snowdonia is home to my favourite mountain, Tryfan. Join me on a guided mountain walk in Snowdonia to learn why Tryfan is my favouite and I am sure you will discover your favouite mountain here too! Shy away from the crowds of Snowdon and discover what else Snowdonia has to offer!
Click HERE to go to the Snowdonia National Park tourist information website to learn more about the area.
List of the more popular peaks (Detailed routes COMING SOON!)
THE CARNEDDAU
Carnedd Llywelyn (1,064m)
Carnedd Dafydd (1,044m)
ROUTES:
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Via Crib Lem
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Via Pen Yr Ole Wen
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Via Yr Elen & Cwm Llafar Horseshoe
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Via Craig Yr Ysfa
FACT:
In 1950, an RAF Lincoln aircraft crashed into the side of Carnedd Llywelyn. Large parts of the wreckage are still scattered across the mountain side.
THE CARNEDDAU
SNOWDON
1,085m
ROUTES:
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Pyg track and Miners track
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The Snowdon Horseshoe
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The watkin path
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South Ridge
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Snowdon Ranger
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Llanberis Path
FACT:
The highest mountain in Wales yet you can find fossils of sea creatures near the summit! Evidence of Wales's dramatic past!
SNOWDON
TRYFAN
917m
ROUTES:
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North Ridge
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South Ridge
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Heather Terrace
FACT:
No easy 'walkers' route to the summit. Two boulders on the summit known as Adam and Eve. Leap across from one to the other, if you dare!
TRYFAN
CADAIR IDRIS
893m
ROUTES:
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Minffordd Path
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Pony Path
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Fox's Path