Craig Eigiau, Mountain summit in Conwy County Borough, Wales
Craig Eigiau rises to 735 meters in elevation, featuring a broad ridge that extends eastward from Foel Grach toward a large peaty plateau called Gledrfordd.
The mountain belongs to the ancient Carneddau range, which contains numerous prehistoric sites and has been a witness to Welsh history through centuries.
The summit represents traditional Welsh mountain nomenclature, with Craig meaning rock or crag in Welsh, reflecting the local language preservation in geographical features.
Visitors accessing Craig Eigiau can utilize OS Landranger Map 115 for navigation, with multiple walking routes available from different starting points in the area.
The summit includes a sloping slab of rock formation at its peak, providing clear views of neighboring mountains Garnedd Uchaf and Pen yr Helgi Du.
Location: Conwy County Borough
Elevation above the sea: 735 m
GPS coordinates: 53.17035,-3.92660
Latest update: March 27, 2025 05:29
Carnedd Llewelyn
3.1 km
Llyn Cowlyd
4.2 km
Llyn Eigiau
4.3 km
Llyn Crafnant
5.7 km
Carnedd Dafydd
5.6 km
Foel-fras
3.2 km
Llyn Dulyn
1.7 km
Foel Grach
2.5 km
Yr Elen
3.9 km
Pen yr Helgi Du
2.9 km
Pen Llithrig y Wrach
3.2 km
Garnedd Uchaf
3 km
Drum
4.1 km
Pen y Gaer
5.3 km
Bera Mawr
4.8 km
Cefn Cyfarwydd
4.4 km
Llyn Melynllyn
1.2 km
Llwytmor
4.5 km
Creigiau Gleision
4.2 km
Bera Bach
4.7 km
Moel Eilio
3.4 km
Foel Meirch
5.7 km
Carnedd y Ddelw
5.1 km
Pen y Castell
3.6 km
Creigiau Gleision North Top
3.8 km
Craiglwyn
4.9 km
Cwm Eigiau quarry
2.4 km
Craig Wen
5.5 kmReviews
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