Carnedd y Filiast to Pen y Pass

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I was out and about again over the last couple of days with staff from a private school but this time from London. We had a bit of a long adventure yesterday with a journey from above Deiniolen to Pen y Pass. We took in the following summits along the way: Carnedd y Filiast (821m), Elidir Fawr (923m), Foel Goch (831m), Y Garn (947m) and a very cold and misty Glyder Fawr (1001m) before dropping down to Pen y Pass.

 Today was shorter day with an ascent of Moel Cynghorion (674m) to practice navigation skills and then over to Llyn Du'r Arddu to discuss and practice ML rope work. Link to more photos here.

Elidir Fawr summit

Ogwen from Foel Goch

Glyder Fawr summit


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