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Route outline for walk gw192:

Beddgelert  -  Welsh Mountain Railway  -  Moel Hebog  -  Bwlch Meillionen  -  Moel yr Ogof  -  Moel Lefn  -  Bwlch Sais  -  Craig Cwm-trwsgl  -  Bwlch Cwm-trwsgl  -  Coed Mawr  -  Beddgelert Forest Campsite  -  Beddgelert

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Points of Interest/Notes on this walk:

To visit the cave supposedly used by Owain Glyndwr when hiding from the English, go NE from above Bwlch Meillionen and contour round the mountainside for about 300m. The small cave is in the rockface on the other side of a gully. Go west to regain the ridge.

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Peaks, Summits and Tops reached on this walk:

3 Welsh Mountains

0 Wainwrights

3 Welsh Nuttalls

0 Welsh Deweys

0 Wainwright Outlying Fells

1 Welsh Marilyn

0 Bridgets

Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:

The highest point of this walk is Moel Hebog at 783m (2569ft). Moel Hebog is classified as a Welsh Mountain (Hewitt) (40th highest in Wales, 94th highest in England & Wales)

Moel Hebog is also known as a Welsh Nuttall (51st highest in Wales, 114th highest in England & Wales) and a Welsh Marilyn (17th highest in Wales, 425th highest in the UK).

Moel Hebog means 'Bare Hill of the Hawk' in Welsh and is pronounced 'moy-el-heb-og'.

The summit of Moel Hebog is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.

Completing this walk will also take you to the top of Moel yr Ogof at 655m (2150ft). Moel yr Ogof is classified as a Welsh Mountain (Hewitt) (101st highest in Wales, 240th highest in England & Wales)

Moel yr Ogof is also known as a Welsh Nuttall (136th highest in Wales, 322nd highest in England & Wales). Moel yr Ogof means 'Bare Hill with a Cave' in Welsh and is pronounced 'moy-el-ur-og-ov'.

The summit of Moel yr Ogof is marked by a small cairn on rocky outcrop.

You will also reach the summit of Moel Lefn at 638m (2094ft). Moel Lefn is classified as a Welsh Mountain (Hewitt) (108th highest in Wales, 262nd highest in England & Wales)

Moel Lefn is also known as a Welsh Nuttall (149th highest in Wales, 351st highest in England & Wales). Moel Lefn means 'Smooth Bare Hill' in Welsh and is pronounced 'moy-el le-vn'.

The summit of Moel Lefn is marked by the most northern of two rocky outcrops.

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