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Looking to the higher reaches of Snowdon from the Miners Track ascent
| Snowdonia is a great place for fell walking, not dissimilar to the Lake District. I visited the Snowdonia national park in the summer of 2002 for a five day stay accompanied by Dave and Steve. Naturally our major goal was Snowdon itself but as we wanted to do it in good weather it turned out to be the final day before we actually made it onto the mountain. Snowdonia can be a wet place and only on our first and last days did it stay dry. What the unreliable weather did do for us was make us search out walks that highlighted the varied aspects of park and so you will find on these pages high level walks on super mountains in the Tryfan, Rhyd-Ddu and Snowdon ones plus a couple of interesting low level ones around Beddgelert and Llanrwst. All were enjoyable walks in a variety of conditions to suit the daily weather conditions. I hope you enjoy reading about them. |
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| Tryfan |  |
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A great hill and a great walk with lots of great views. |
| Beddgelert | |
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If its a wet day this stay low walk is a nice alternative. |
| Rhyd-Ddu and Y Garn | |
A stiff climb of Y Garn to start with but then you can take it easy. | |
| Llanrwst and Betws-Y-Coed | |
Riverside and forest walking with a nice tarn to visit. | |
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| Snowdon |  |
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A classic. This one goes up the Miners Path and down to Llanberis. |
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