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Thinking about heading to North Wales tomorrow to do some scrambling. Can anyone suggest any good begginers scrambles ?

Cheers

In reply to SambucaHughes:

Ddaer Ddu on Moel Siabod. Plenty of scrambly fun and easily escapable. Rest of the round very pleasant too, up through the quarries and back around the woods at Capel.

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In reply to SambucaHughes:

The obvious one is the North Ridge of Tryfan. Tends to be very busy but still a worthwhile outing and ideal for a beginner as it's a wide ridge meaning a lot of the difficulties are avoidable if that's what you want. Alternatively there's the Little and North Gullies route on the East Face of Tryfan.

In reply to SambucaHughes:

Forecast is a bit damp and breezy tomorrow:
- http://www.mwis.org.uk/english-welsh-forecast/SD/ ,
- "Walking difficult on higher areas and severe wind chill",
- "feeling like -13C with the wind chill"
and there's still some snow / ice on some of the higher areas.

You might want to leave beginner scrambling until the weather's more pleasant.