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During late August I
travelled the length of the peninsula taking in five of our
hills in five days, from Mynydd Anelog to Ll?n's highest
peak of Yr Eifl. As you will see, the weather was mostly
good for the walks with an amazing finish on Friday
afternoon!
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version:
Monday
20th - Mynydd Anelog
Lying near the tip of the peninsula, Mynydd Anelog
is only 192 metres in height, however, it's close
proximity to the sea on three sides, and it's steep
slopes make it feel much higher, the walk is
relatively short, but the path is steep and uneven
towards the top.
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Tuesday
21st - Moel-y-Gest
Near the southeast limit of Ll?n is Moel-y-Gest, at
only 262m it still towers over Porthmadog, and
offers some amazing views. The walk is quite steep
and rocky, with some scrambling near the summits!
Take care on the lower slopes where loose slate is
slippy.
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Wednesday
22nd - Garn Boduan
Garn Boduan lies inland of Nefyn and Morfa Nefyn on
the north side of the peninsula. The walk up is
generally gentle, but beware of rocks and tree roots
hidden in the heather and undergrowth. There are
panoramic views from the top.
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Thursday
23rd - Garn Fadryn
Garn Fadryn lies at the heart of the peninsula, and
on a clear day offers spectacular views in all
directions, but not today! Too misty for exploring
the remains of the hill's ancient forts. The walk is
not too long but steep in parts, with care needed
over rocks higher up.
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Friday
24th - Yr Eifl
The three peaks of Yr Eifl dominate the skyline of
Ll?n. I climbed the centre and highest of the three
peaks, which stands at 564m high, making it the
highest point on the peninsula, and being so close
to the sea it feels even higher. A tough walk but
worth it!
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The mist cleared whilst I was on the summit of Yr
Eifl and the stunning views revealed themselves
before me - a fantastic end to a very enjoyable and
interesting week! Click on any of the images for a
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