A quick stomp 'up the back' of Cwm Pennant.
Hiking Moderate
This is a popular hiking route which is generally considered to be moderate. It's remote, it features low exposure and is typically done all year round. From a low point of 140 m to the maximum altitude of 704 m, the route covers 8.5 km, 646 vertical metres of ascent and 646 vertical metres of descent.
A quick loop through the quarry workings at the back of Cwm Pennant
Moderate
Hiking along trails with some uneven terrain and small hills. Small rocks and roots may be present.
The path is on completely flat land and potential injury is limited to falling over.
Away from help but easily accessed.
4.6 km away
A grassy stride along elegant curved arêtes, the traverse of the main ridge linking all the summits in the range is a classic Welsh walk, with a rare sense of peace and spacious seaward views.
Severe Hiking
4.6 km away
Snowdon isn’t short of great walking routes to its crowded summit, but if you think they are all infested with other folk you can think again.
Difficult Hiking
5.2 km away
This is a circular six mile walk, starting and ending at the little footbridge at Beddgelert.
Easy Hiking
8.7 km away
A good challenge for any fit walker, which also is one of the best walks in Snowdownia.
Extreme Hiking
9.3 km away
This walk around Cnicht and it aqueous environs is one of the most enjoyable in Snowdonia offering some of the finest views in the national park, a smidgeon of optional scrambling and a tour of the most enchanting llynau imaginable.
Difficult Hiking
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