Snowdonia’s biggies are crammed into a small corner of the National Park, along with most of the crowds. In contrast the adjacent Nantlle hills feel like a neglected backwater - in a good way. A grassy stride along elegant curved arêtes, the traverse of the main ridge linking all the summits in the range is a classic Welsh walk, with a rare sense of peace and spacious seaward views. Mildly scrambly moments are spread out along the way, and they're unlikely to tax even the most nervous hillwalker.
This Route Card accompanies a UKH article: http://www.ukhillwalking.com/articles/page.php?id=4634
8.62 miles, 13.88 km, 1,300m ascent, 6 – 7 hours. Beddgelert
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