Eryri (Snowdonia) & Wales
Explore trail reports, peak logs, and mountain routing across the classic regional massifs of North Wales.
Explore trail reports, peak logs, and mountain routing across the classic regional massifs of North Wales.
Expansive, high-altitude mountain plateaus and wild, remote spaces stretching across the northern expanse of the park.
Fiercely rugged architecture, shattered rock summits, and dramatic spires framing the classic Ogwen Valley routes.
The iconic crown of Wales, defined by legendary arĂȘtes like Crib Goch and a spectacular web of historic ascent paths.
A fascinating landscape of rich slate mining heritage, hidden tarns, and the grand isolated apex of Moel Siabod.
Quieter western ridges and classic rocky terrain standing sentinel directly over the beautiful valley village of Beddgelert.
Wild, untamed heather moors and remote, sweeping volcanic domes rising deeply within the quiet heart of the park.
Quiet, open moorland ridges and remote high spaces framing the peaceful eastern edges of North Wales.
The roughest terrain in Wales, characterized by brutal rock steps, deep trackless heather, and ancient stone passes.
A magnificent, soaring ridge line boasting dramatic eastern drops and exceptional views over the southern valleys.
The historic mountain bastion of the south, rich in myth and defined by spectacular glacial cwm architectures.
The Lake District of Wales, characterised by spectacular Victorian stone dams, expansive reservoirs, and remote upland vistas.
The wild, rolling roof of Mid Wales, guarding the remote Cambrian wilderness and the historic source rivers of the Severn and Wye.
An isolated dome of high gritstone moorland and deep hidden valleys, offering immense quietude away from the standard mountain tracks.
A sprawling sandstone massif of long, sweeping ridges and deep cloughs, marking the eastern gateway to the high spaces of South Wales.
The dramatic Old Red Sandstone escarpments of South Wales, crowned by Pen y Fan, offering iconic flat-topped summits and sweeping glacier-carved northern cliffs.
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