Moel Llyfnant

Moel Llyfnant rises to 751 meters above sea level, featuring a cairn positioned on rocky outcrops at its peak within the Arenig mountain range.

The mountain received classification as a Marilyn, Hewitt, and Nuttall, marking its significance in British mountaineering categorization systems over the past century.

Local mountaineers frequent this peak as part of the Welsh mountain climbing tradition, following established routes through the southern Snowdonia National Park.

Hikers can access the mountain via the mountain pass road connecting Bala to Trawsfynydd, with multiple trails leading to the summit from different directions.

The twin-peaked formation known as Gallt y Daren stands at the end of the west ridge, creating a distinctive silhouette against the Welsh landscape.

Location: Gwynedd

Elevation above the sea: 751 m

GPS coordinates: 52.90088,-3.77321

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:55