Moel Eilio, Foel Gron and Foel Goch

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As there was a good weather forecast today I decided to venture up Moel Eilio (726m) and then follow the ridge to Foel Goch (605m) via Foel Gron. There was a surprising amount of people around today doing this fantastic circular trip. It felt quite cold in the wind but it stayed dry all morning with the cloud cover just above the tops (apart from Snowdon!). I tracked my journey with Endomondo so if you're interested click here.


Top photo - Llyn Dwythwch and Elidir Fawr

Bottom photo - Moel Eilio with point 629m in the foreground.

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