Moel Eilio, Hill summit in Carneddau, Wales.
Moel Eilio is a hill summit in the Carneddau range rising to 546 meters, with grassy slopes leading to a rocky top. The surrounding terrain opens onto moorland typical of North Wales mountain country.
The name comes from Welsh, meaning Eilio's Hill, following traditional naming practices in the region. This peak has been part of mountain classification systems that help walkers and climbers navigate the Carneddau range.
This peak holds classification as a Sub HuMP and appears in the Dewey Hill List, making it significant for mountain classification enthusiasts.
Multiple hiking routes approach the summit from different directions, with clear paths from the Conwy Valley offering reliable navigation. Plan your visit during dry weather when the grassy slopes are easiest to walk on.
The summit is classified as a Sub HuMP in the British mountain classification system, which ranks peaks by height and prominence. Its separation of 93 meters gives it distinct standing among nearby summits in the ridge.
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