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Mynydd Anelog
(192m)

Lying towards the tip of the peninsula, Mynydd Anelog stands above Aberdaron and though it doesn't sounds very tall, the upper slopes are steep and the sharp drop down into the Irish Sea to the north exacerbates it's height.

The hill offers excellent views across the Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island), Cardigan Bay to the south, the mountains of Snowdonia and Mid Wales to the east, and up to Holyhead further north. Walks up the hill usually start from Uwchmynydd.