Photo
No. | Description |
| 300502 | The short scramble to the summit of Clogwen |
| 300503 | Bryntyrch campsite from Clogwen summit |
| 300504 | Moel Siabod from Clogwen summit |
| 300505 | Looking towards Snowdon from the summit of Clogwen |
| 300506 | The view into the Ogwen valley from the summit of Clogwen |
| 302401 | From Moel Druman looking across the wild landscape to the Snowdon Massif cloaked in cloud |
| 302402 | From Ysgafell Wen with Llyn Edno in the foreground |
| 302601 | The rocky summit of Tryfan taken on the approach from the South Peak |
| 302602 | The view from the summit looking down to the A5 |
| 302603 | Tryfan from near Y Foel Goch - the Heather Terrace is the obvious |
| 302604 | Tryfan from Llyn Caseg-fraith - the classic picture |
| 304701 | The reservoir Llyn Eigiau, is surrounded by mountains |
| 304702 | The ridge leading to the summit of Craig Eigiau offers improving views to Carnedd Llewelyn |
| 304703 | Near the summit of Carnedd Llewelyn you are rewarded with grand views north east |
| 304704 | Solitary Yr Elen is connected to the main Carneddau ridge near Carnedd Llewelyn |
| 304705 | Carnedd Llewelyn is the highest peak in the Carneddau |
| 304706 | Cwm Eigiau is dramatically located with superb crags favoured by climbers |
| 304707 | Bwlch Eryl-Farchog links Carnedd Llewelyn with Pen yr Helgi Du |
| 304708 | Nearing the summit plateau of Pen yr Helgi Du |
| 304709 | The summit of Pen yr Helgi Du is rounded in complete contrast to its eastern crags |
| 304710 | The summit of Pen Llithrig y Wrach offers a dramatic view into the valley occupied by Llyn Cowlyd |
| 304711 | Descending northeast from the summit of Pen Llithrig y Wrach |
| 304712 | The dam wall of Llyn Eigiau collapsed causing many fatalities |
| 305601 | Tryfan seen from the access road to Ffynnon Llugwy Reservoir |
| 305602 | Ffynnon Llugwy Reservoir with Carnedd Llewelyn on the horizon |
| 305603 | Looking northwest to Carnedd Llewelyn from near the summit of Pen yr Helgi Du |
| 305604 | The summit of Pen yr Helgi Du with the rounded form of Pen Llithrig y Wrach beyond |
| 305605 | The drainage channel that contours across Pen yr Helgi Du |
| 306101 | Looking back to Tal y Fan from near the start of the walk |
| 306102 | This un-named hill is topped by the fort of Pen-y-gaer |
