Moel Llyfnant, Mountain summit in Gwynedd, Wales.
Moel Llyfnant is a mountain summit in Gwynedd, Wales, reaching 751 meters above sea level. A cairn sits on rocky outcrops at its peak, marking the highest point within the Arenig range.
The mountain received classification as a Marilyn, Hewitt, and Nuttall within British mountaineering category systems. These distinctions developed over more than a century and reflect its standing in British climbing traditions.
The summit serves as a gathering point for local hillwalkers following Welsh climbing traditions. Visitors who climb here become part of a long-standing practice that connects people to the landscape of southern Snowdonia.
The mountain is accessible via a mountain pass road between Bala and Trawsfynydd, with several trails leading to the summit from different directions. The best conditions for hiking occur during drier weather when the paths are more stable and visibility is clearer.
A twin-peaked formation called Gallt y Daren rises at the end of the west ridge. This distinctive profile creates a visual landmark that stands out across the surrounding landscape.
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