If you enjoy scrambling, have no fear of heights and the weather is fine (and if you are not looking for lonely mountains), the Snowdon Horseshoe is the perfect route. At the information centre at Pen y Pass they will...
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This is a fantastic and sustained grade 1 scramble, up Crowden Clough and descending via Grindsbrook Clough (with the option for more scrambling in the upper regions of Grindsbrook). There is one section that makes up...
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Up the Pyg track and down the Miners Car parking is available at Pen-y-pass but this can fill up quickly, often by 9am, especially at weekends. Additional parking is available at Nant Peris but you would need to take ...
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Our first mountaineering route in Scotland, done with Max Hunter, from Hunter Mountaineering. The conditions were snowy and icy from about 900m over sea level. The approach is quite scenic, walking through the big ...
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The car can be parked in the pen-y-pass car park. The walk follows the Pyg track. After a while the path divides and we continued right towards the ridge. We followed the ridge up to Snowdon. After admiring the spectacu...
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Moel Siabod is a mountain in Snowdonia, North Wales, which sits isolated above the villages of Betws-y-Coed and Capel Curig. Leaving the centre, the route crosses the river Llygwy via the ancient bridge "Pont-y-Bala"; i...
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The usual Snowdon Horseshoe route (albeit with a start/finish down at the Pen y Gwryd laybys to avoid extortionate parking fees at Pen y Pass!!) Quite possibly the finest ridge walk south of Scotland, with plenty of easy...
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A visit to some of the best low grade scrambles in Snowdonia's Glyderau. The route starts up the Grade 1-2 Milestone Gully on Tryfan, before joining the popular north ridge route to the summit. Descent of the south ridge...
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Summits: 1. Stob Dearg - 1,021m (Munro) 2. Stob na Bròige - 956m (Munro) Note: Curved Ridge, while short, requires one to be comfortable with scrambling and exposed situations - head for heights is a must if attemp...
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Have driven by the Tryfan many a time, but have always talked my self out of it, but I thought it was about time I conquered the pyramid shape mountain from the North side as it is more easy to ascend than descend. iv be...
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Stob Coire Sgreamhach (1072) Sr`on na L`airig Grade II Participants: Marta and Rob CAT 16/3/2019 9:50 comencem a caminar des de l'aparcament en direcció a la vall. La pista està ben marcada i és fàcil de seguir, ...
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One way route up to highest peak in England from the Seathwaite farm. Parking is available there for £5, even though many cars were parked by the road before the farm supposedly to avoid paying. This route is not the ...
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Beinn a' Chaorainn (1052) East Ridge Grade I Marta, Rob 9,7km 805m ascent CAT Aquesta caminada parteix per una pista forestal, recorrent prats (vistes impressionants) i després de nou una bonica pista molt ampla ...
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A half day hike starting from Lake Ogwen, heading up to the top of Tryfan via the north face. At first the trail is well set out, but then disappears into the many dormant rocks that lie on the assent and it is at this ...
That’s a fantastic route thanks for your excellent description and route guidance Bannerman great job !
A climb up to Cadair Idris (Penygader) with the minford trail. Beneath the mountains lies the wonderful cau lake, set in a cwm - closed in an amphitheater of high walls from three sides. I hiked to the far edge of the la...
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Circular walk from the Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall over the summits of Moel Sych and Cadair Berwyn. The decent to Llyn Lluncaws is very steep. Cafe at the end serving hot and cold food is a added bonus.
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Scenic trip into The Three Sisters at Glencoe. Starting from car park beside helipad, ascend up Coire nan Lochan to 'munro' Bidean Nam Bian. Traverse to neighbourung munro Stob Coire Sgreamhach. Descend via Coire Gabhail...
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Really beautiful and somewhat demanding route. Highly recommended if you are staying at YHA Honister Hause. The first part up to Dale Head is exhausting. But once you are there the other climbs to Hindscarth and Robin...
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A Climb up to mt. Tyrfan from the Ogwen valley through the heather terrace path. nice view of the valley of Ogwen lake throughtout the hike up, though I couldn't avoid some scrumbling and trail finding difficulties. Cont...
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A scenic circular route, done with snow from circa 500m over sea level. The initial hike gains altitude quite fast, coming soon close to the steep part of the middle of the sister mountains. The zig-zag scramble itse...
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Providing radio communication on Scafell Pike for the Great Lakes Run. Terrible weather! Marked "Experts Only" due to weather conditions, navigating without GPS in very poor visibility.
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A circular route that starts at the Cairngorm Mountain ski centre, at the car park. From there we walked around an hour to the beginn of our climb, slowed down by massive winds and icy puddles on the trail. Once we rea...
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Nice walk but a bit chilly in winter! Some snow above 800 metres, and whilst joining the Llanberis track from the Pyg Track, a steep snow section. Great walk to do in all seasons!
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Looking for a walk to do in a wind storm warning, I found this Munro sheltered from the winds coming from the south/south-west. Taking the path from the road in Glen Lochay, followed the path through the meadows on a nor...
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Great End, Ill Crag, Broad Crag, Sca Fell Pike, Great Gable, Green Gable, Base Brown (and Hanging Stone) all in one! Some tough scrambling. Long tiring walk and you can skip out Brown Base and Hanging Stone by turning le...
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