Highest peak in Snowdonia
Q. What is the highest peak in Snowdonia?
Colin Llewellyn
A. That'll be Snowdon at 1085m (3560ft) above sea level.
In Welsh it is called Yr Wyddfa - pronounced ur-oo-ith-va and translates into English as 'The Burial Place'
Click here to see walks and photographs relating to Snowdon.
Snowdon is the highest of 15 Welsh Peaks over 3000ft - click here to see details of 4 walks that complete all 15
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