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23rd Apr 2024  13:30  by Hoppy

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Well worth the walk, views outstanding

23rd Feb 2024  11:10  by underhill

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lay by park 5463 3957 up road the row to gate at 5449 3904 initial zig zag atv track then trend up wards and south east to 'fence/stile' at 5490 3885 then north and bit of scramble good views today return same 1 hr 20 4.1 ks

1st Feb 2024  13:30  by madamas

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Nice cold day but good views. Came from Lidl side. Very steep and lots of scrambling over rocks near top. Well worth the visit

Moel y gest ©madamas

2nd Oct 2023  17:00  by TrainSPLOTer

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A visit on a wet, windy afternoon. I'm sure the view are magnificent from this location on a sunny day

Moel-Y-Gest ©TrainSPLOTer

8th Sep 2023  09:18  by blackboot29

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Parked on the Lidl car park Crossed the main road and followed signposted path. Followed path up to a wall which we crossed where it had a break in it. Then followed the wall uphill before turning right onto a clear path and onto the ridge. Then a trickier walk and scramble to eventually reach the stone trig. Great views.

©blackboot29

7th Sep 2023  15:00  by gower lad

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Arrived in Porthmadog in style on Welsh Highland Railway. from Ffestiniog. Then took FP from retail park up NE side of hill but go on wrong route and ended up on terrace under quarry cliffs, which after quite some distance, got scary and we returned, finding a better route to the east summit. Then a very nice summit ridge. As others have said "a little gem of a hill" descended on south side from close to pillar on obvious and easy path, to pick up FP to road from Criccieth. Back to Ffestiniog by bus (3B service from outside The Australia pub in Porthmadog)

11th Sep 2022  16:20  by Timwat1

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24th Aug 2022  14:23  by evsbaggsy

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

I'm glad we came looking on a good day (cool, clear). As others have said the path is tricky to find at times. We did quite a few back tracks. There is no need to edge walk. Absolutely fabulous views at the top.

Map showing my route and elevation profile. In case it's useful for anyone planning their trip. We started from Harbor station (after a train ride) and ended at the Station car park.

3rd Jul 2022  14:31  by Bridgeman

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Parked in Criccieth and caught bus to Porthmadog for afternoon walk back along coast. Decided to climb Moel Y Gest first from the northern side. It proved a real nightmare with steep terrain and a rock face so had to back track and make a second attempt further east. The best route to the top is the way I came down. Leave road at SH556377 and take track northwest to SH552380 then branch right on good path to reach col (there is a post with a yellow top). Turn right on fainter path just prior to this post and continue through bracken. After a few hundred yards look for path on left which soon crosses a broken down wall with a wooden hand rail to aid. This path ascends up through bracken and later through crags and leads directly to top. My advise is not to attempt this hill from the A497 side.

Moel y Gest Trig Point ©Bridgeman
Moel y Gest Trig Point FB ©Bridgeman

8th Apr 2022  07:20  by MKP

Gridref: SH 54924 38906   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

22nd Mar 2022  16:23  by retired trigger

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

7th Mar 2022  12:13  by MDK

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

As others have written, the route to this Trig offered the dual challenges of tricky terrain and remaining on the right track. We started from Lidl car park and walked along the road to the signposted path. On the way up we missed the correct path, but at least got to see the disused mining machinery, before I realised my mistake. I blame myself for not bringing my copy of Des Marshall's book of Llyn Hill walks (or taking a photo of the route description). A closer inspection of the OS map App, rather than following what instinctively seemed the right way, would have avoided the scary thoughts of a landslip of myself and a lot of rhododendrons towards the cemetery below. Once back on track, the rest of the journey was without incident, but not without a few scrambles and brambles. Brilliant at the top. Moel-y-Gest punches well above its weight. On the way down, we met a lovely couple, who had sixty year's experience of this Trig, and even they occasionally miss the path. We carried on and missed the path once more and decided to head for a grassy field near a Mountain Rescue base. From here, short track to main road and car park.

©MDK
©MDK

13th Jul 2021  00:00  by ThePowells

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Decided to do this one before making our way home from hols. Proper scramble for us to the top of this one but great views from the top.

26th Jun 2021  00:00  by Ronaldo333

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19th Jun 2021  18:18  by skarletk

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8th Apr 2021  00:00  by Trigpointerrier

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31st Mar 2021  12:00  by Richofsebast

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Trig Point by train, walking to the woods from the station. We found this one was a difficult climb. We got lost in the steep woods while trying to stick to the public footpaths but then found that by turning left and following the mossy wall it took us up onto the hillside. Then there were a few rocky steps that needed hands and feet to climb up and down. As usual, it was worth it once we made it to the trig point. Amazing views and not a breath of wind.

Mossy Wall in Woods ©Richofsebast
Rocky Hill ©Richofsebast
Amazing Views ©Richofsebast

21st Sep 2020  11:30  by asbown

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Up from the travelodge.

28th Jul 2020  11:54  by John DCC

Gridref: SH 54923 38904   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

22nd Jul 2020  00:00  by Axe Edge

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

This little gem was a wonderful trig to finish on after three days "Nuttalling" in the area. It was straight up from the Travelodge (on an industrial estate) following a PRoW then obvious paths up and along a superb rocky ridge. Excellent condition and views. Gifted to the Nuttall family for introducing me to the lesser known hills in Wales. Moel-Y-Gest isn't one, but wouldn't have discovered it if it wasnt for the Rhinog Nuttalls.

12th Jul 2019  15:17  by NormanW

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11th Jul 2019  10:03  by Robert Kemp

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1st Jul 2019  01:01  by samanthachilcott

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

5th Jun 2019  15:30  by 22thenext500

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Walked from Porthmadog. Outward following the footpath along the ridge. Great views from TP. Return we decided to 'shortcut' straight down the southside. The near vertical path rapidly disappeared halfway down into a mass of undergrowth and brambles and there followed a tortuous half hour descending the final fifty or so metres.

4th May 2019  19:00  by painterman61

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

Phenomenal views here in the evening sun trig in natural stone in vgc marilyn summit on Rock 10m away.

trig ©painterman61
top ©painterman61
cap ©painterman61
fb ©painterman61
Trig from the marilyn summit. ©painterman61

17th Apr 2019  09:30  by DanTrig

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Parked in industrial estate, up very enjoyable steep path then along ridge to summit and trig, clear but very hazy so views restricted, took a wrong turning on way up because there are hundreds of paths going everywhere, descended by the same route and took the wrong path twice. Hot and sunny.

21st Aug 2018  13:00  by Andy West

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

16th Jul 2018  16:20  by ger

Gridref: SH 54928 38911   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Slightly damaged  Score: 7/10

Approach from SSE (verge parking), initially along a good track. Shapely stone built pillar has sizeable chunks of screed missing at two top corners.

31st Dec 2017  13:09  by Pritch227

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

wonderful ,nice walk up to this,views everywhere.

©Pritch227
©Pritch227

31st Dec 2017  13:09  by WuzzerL

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

©WuzzerL

20th Jul 2017  15:32  by stignest

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Slightly damaged  Score: 9/10

another pillar with a fabulous view. hard to mark it down but as the hill it sits atop is somewhat a tiddler it seems wrong to mark as high as Bwlch Mawr. Pillar itself is a bit unusual in that its quite fat at the base and more sharply tapered. flowers in inset jamjar at base for persons unknown.

13th May 2017  00:00  by Roxytammy

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5th May 2017  14:16  by Downfaller

Gridref: SH 54929 38912   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Liked this one - especially since all trigs this week have been above 700m - Parked nr the travel lodge and up the PROW onto the hill, lovely walk up and traverse across the outcrop to be greeted by a splendid traditional stone built pillar with brilliant 360 views. All metal work intact but some exposure to one leg of the spider Excellent visibility on a lovely sunny day.

Trig pillar ©Downfaller
Spider ©Downfaller

5th May 2017  00:00  by nozzer

Gridref: SH 54927 38908   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Slightly damaged  Score: 8/10

walk up from travelogue

2nd Mar 2017  14:36  by slateloose

Gridref: SH 54900 38900   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Parked near Travelodge on industrial estate. Followed footpath up through woods from the road, turning off this path to walk west towards the trig point. There are lot of paths on the hill some more defined then others. Take care quarry edges.

28th Dec 2016  12:49  by Rossjlyons

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Flight of the phantom ©Rossjlyons

19th Nov 2016  13:18  by kat04

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©kat04

16th Oct 2016  13:23  by sven

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Slightly damaged  Score: 9/10

A re-visit brought about by my submission of my photograph of the pillar to the OS for the #trigpoint80 celebrations. It forms the banner for my Twitter account and is one of my favourite locations. I won a trigpoint80 teeshirt for the photo and was asked by the OS to submit it.

14th Oct 2016  17:32  by mntainman

Gridref: SH 54926 38904   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

A great Hill and trig for a recovery day from Nuttalls after the Tesco shop. Unusual shaped pillar made from local stone. Condition good but looks worn as I am sure it has done for many years and many years to come.

Moel Gest

4th Oct 2016  12:15  by g0deb2

Gridref: SH 54900 38900   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Very windy at the top but clear. Beautiful day with 360 degree view.

3rd May 2016  17:07  by Cas-gwent

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Nice stone trig on a super little hill.

3rd May 2016  13:47  by VinceTP

Gridref: SH 54923 38909   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Slightly damaged  Score: 10/10

28th Mar 2016  16:10  by Dusty

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Pillar
Spider
Flush Bracket

25th Sep 2015  16:15  by Mickandkim

Gridref: SH 54924 38906   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Parked in big layby on main road short walk to gate and then up lane past houses then up open field to gate up steep to trig

24th Jun 2015  14:33  by greenbell

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Another distinctive rounder top local stone trig, done from sea level to the marilyn top - worst thing was the bracken and useless signage at the caravan park - look for the rubble and foxgloves!

Cloud everywhere Great views to sea and courtesy of the Rhinogs the previous day know how great the views must be.

8th Jun 2015  12:50  by ocean soul

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Up rows from road to West .. Splendid views ..

28th Apr 2015  11:30  by gs48

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

A good walk rewarded with splendid views

©gs48
©gs48
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©gs48

3rd Feb 2015  14:42  by Whats the Point

Gridref: SH 54914 38902   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Busy up here today. Good path from the south. Well busy if you count a school party seen on the way up, two separate chaps and a dog at the pillar and another two wandering the hills. A great little challenge that looks very impressive approaching from Cricieth. Looking back at some old notes I found that I'd first been up here on 16th Aug 1975. Can't remember the hill but can remember camping at Black Rock Sands in a 2CV.

Moel-Y-Gest

20th Nov 2014  19:15  by mattcymru

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Came up from layby by Porthmadog industrial estate on a497. Long slog up and fair distance between smaller summit and trig point. Very rocky and slippy. way back down was difficult couldnt find a path! so bit of dangerous scrambling down rocks back to a497. diffrent looking trig and super views to Llyn, Rhinogs, Moelwyns. Path opposite small layby past pentrefelin appears to be blocked by trees? hard work..

15th Sep 2014  10:45  by Tony J

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

12th Apr 2014  00:00  by caroleengel

Gridref: SH 54929 38911   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

From lay-by to north on A497 - SH546396 - south-side. Then as Sven

15th Nov 2013  16:10  by tim747

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

3rd Sep 2013  16:29  by catman

Gridref: SH 54932 38902   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Up from Tyddyn Llwyn Hotel. Straightforward path all the way to the top . Great mini mountain and great views.

20th Aug 2013  17:37  by vegibagger

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As with previous advice come from west and round to the south on the tack and path,BUT importantly look for the tall narrow rusty gate in the top right hand corner of the field ne, which leads to a steep narrow path up through the gorse and then continues upward right to the stile at the top right hand corner of the top field before the final step bit to the summit.

4th Apr 2013  12:16  by rob godrer coed

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Fantastic hill and wonderful views.

9th Jan 2013  11:46  by sven

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 10/10

A troublesome bag this one. After stumbling through some of the wettest pasture, then ascending directissima I concluded after descent back to the car the best access is from the main road having parked in the large lay-by just down from the railway bridge. Go through the gated access adjacent to the woodland (GR543396), up to the PRoW. Follow the clear track past the housing on R towards and passed Bron-y-Foel. Through the gate with the lovely Welsh for "Shut the gate Please" sign on it. Continue up the track, through another gate, until you arrive in an area of open ground. A solitary slate gatepost in a field on the L will tell you when to traverse diagonally towards the Access Land. There is a vague path which becomes clearer as you near the steep ground. Your ultimate aim is a stile over the wall half way up to the summit - GR55153875. The path is now clear and direct to the summit cairn and pillar. Return the same way if in a car. The route up from the minor road to the west is best on the track into the woodland between the private gated access to a stylish house and the PRoW near the chapel which has been converted to a house. Parking is limited on this minor road. The views, as this morning, are stupendous and all the better compared to yesterday's dousing rain. 10 points awarded for the loftiness, and view point magnificence from such a lowish hill. A classic "Wainwright type fell" worth climbing.

View North to Moel Hebog
Translation is easy

10th Jul 2012  08:23  by tommo

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

(78)visited while in Wales for the week, walked up via the golf course , poor visiblity but possible to see across to Harlech when mist lifts, stone pillar good condition

6th May 2012  17:24  by vegibagger

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

what a delight this little rocky hill is, though for the second day in a row, gorse featured and almost became a problem as I'd put on shorts. The west crags weren't the best way up as I found when exploring what it would be like more directly down the south side and immediately found a steep path that evntually led down through some high gorse and out through a gate onto the field for us to then curve west back round the west end back to the road. interesting that there was carving on the stone built pillar but also carved into the spider and some interesting damage to bits of the flush bracket numbers and letters.

21st Sep 2011  09:52  by Glaslyn

Gridref: SH 54920 38900   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

©Glaslyn
©Glaslyn

8th Sep 2011  18:40  by stonestreaker

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

©stonestreaker
©stonestreaker
Anyone fancy a bit of Greek? ©stonestreaker

9th Aug 2011  08:17  by Particle

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

Great views on clear morning. Cycled from Criccieth and walked up footpath from northwest, then followed round to ascend from the south. Took the direct route back down.

15th Jul 2011  12:14  by trigging on an island

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

I visited this excellent little hill as part of a circular walk from Porthmadog, coming up from the south at Morfa Bychan. The views to the surrounding mountains were outstanding and it was interesting too to look down on the course of the new bypass nearing completion. I returned to Porthmadog the quick way through the bracken and so had plenty of time to spare to visit the nearby Ynys Cerig-Duan trig pillar.

7th May 2011  00:00  by Sprog

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

30th Apr 2011  16:15  by sky high boys

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Superb wee hill with tremendous views. Spent a week climbing around N Wales (Tremadog, The Cromlech, Idwal and Lliwedd). Walked up from Black Sands campsite by the beach, hot and windy day.

Trig looking towards Snowdon
Moel-Y-Gest from the top of Tremadog cliffs

16th Oct 2010  15:20  by Garth Fenton

Gridref: SH 54909 39153   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

windy day, a family group had found the Geocache, we all added our names, GPS very slow, nothing wanted to play

4th Sep 2010  07:55  by g4wsb

Gridref: SH 54931 38911   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Parked at SH5464839653 cycle track to last gate in field, walked to small red gate then climb to top.

©g4wsb
©g4wsb
©g4wsb
©g4wsb

1st Jun 2010  13:00  by oceanblue07970

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Fantastic views and an exhilarating walk!

15th Apr 2010  00:00  by gwynmoseley

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

9th Jun 2009  14:46  by Martin Griffiths - DPFR

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Went to stop at caravan site near by, ran to this everyday during my holiday, in rain and sun, love this view up the estuary, managed to get two of my nieces Alice and Laura to the top on the last night before we left.

1st Feb 2009  11:14  by Terry L

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Unusual kiln-shaped stone pillar. Metal plug [raised letters, but partly eroded]. Public. Access Land. Impressive hill dominates Porthmadog. Approach along public footpath from north west, from which a wide clear grassy track climbs the hillside. Final ascent by good, if steep, footpath from south east. No scrambling involved.

Moel-Y-Gest pillar

20th Sep 2008  18:35  by Aye Jimmy

Gridref: SH 54926 38908   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Pleasant amble across fields, then steep scramble up rocks and gorse to finish. Superb viewpoint. The cap had an undecipherable raised motif.

Moel y Gest The setting sun.
Moel y Gest Embossed cap.
Moel y Gest Nice viewpoint.
Moel y Gest Flush bracket.

3rd Aug 2008  09:00  by lost!

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

A nice climb and scramble to get here from Porthmadog. Rugged looking stone trig with great views.

22nd May 2008  14:20  by tom

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Stone built pillar on a rocky, grassy hill top; it has a metal cap with wide raised lettering and an indistinguishable engraving in the centre and has FB S8380. The hill was reached by means of the footpath through the woodlands from the layby next to the speed limit sign for Porthmadog on the road to Criccieth. The paths to the trig pass through some ferns and involve a little light scrambling. The trig overlooks the low ground towards Tremadog and the rock face of Allt-wen to the north and between nearby rocks southwards to the beach and estuary. Further afield the view encompasses the mountains of the Lleyn and Snowdonia and the coastline of the southern Lleyn and Tremadog Bay.

26th Jan 2008  16:35  by cavinguk

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Great views of the estuary and the mountains of Snowdonia. Well worth the climb to catch the sunset.

27th May 2007  12:00  by peregrinus

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

stonebuilt, vgc, wide raised letters, fine unmistakeable rocky summit, great view. Good path climbs to summit from SW.

4th May 2007  00:00  by gasman

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 5/10

17th Oct 2006  10:30  by team pendolino

FB Number: S5838  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

16th Sep 2006  11:06  by wigglesworth

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Parked on the A497 where the railway goes over the road. Walked up track and encircled the trig eventually coming in from the east and struggled over the rock faces! Trig made from what appeared to be local stone rather than concrete. Confirmed the enscripted metal insert and had a rest before going down. Spotted a group of walkers going directly west and struggled that way with some very hazardous moves! Whole walk took us over a couple of hours in the heat!

pretty trig ©wigglesworth

28th Aug 2006  15:20  by mickandshane

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

This hill deserves to be higher than 262m! We parked to the north west on the little yellow road, headed north east and then south east to the mountain. Our line of ascent was through an old thin metal barred gate and then up the side of a wall, and proved quite scrambly. Therer's an easier path a bit further on which doesn't invo;ve any scrambling (the way we descended). Very nice hill. Pillar made of local stone, plug with raised lettering.

28th Oct 2004  13:13  by barryhunter

Gridref: SH 54924 38907   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

Built of local stone, with a heavlly (unoffically) engraved plug, narrow top. This time followed the path from the SW. Excellent views on this unexpectly clear day!

engraved plug and spider ©barryhunter
FB ©barryhunter
trigpoint ©barryhunter

17th Jun 2004  18:00  by m1eyp

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10

29th May 2004  19:00  by Father Ted

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

This is a lovely energetic walk up Porthmadog. The trig and spider are intact and built from local stone. Good views all round.

8th Apr 2004  14:30  by Crwydryn

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

30th Nov 2003  17:06  by soloist

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Couldn't find it  Score: 1/10

Got blown down in zero vissibilty. Bummer

13th Sep 2003  15:45  by Crwydryn

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

Roughly square pillar, built of stone.

12th May 2003  12:00  by iainmac

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 7/10

S8380
S8380

1st May 2003  12:00  by barryhunter

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 8/10

Dont remember the date, but an excelent spot, with views over Cardigan Bay. Will have to visit again with a camera.

20th Oct 2001  14:39  by Chalky

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Not Logged  Score: 7/10

20th Oct 2000  11:30  by dugswell2

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Climbed while locuming in Caernarfon.

18th Jul 1999  10:00  by arranc

Gridref: SH 54900 38900   FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

12th Aug 1998  20:11  by fasgadh

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 9/10

One of the best small hills.. very craggy with a good view. Visit after a trip to Tremadoc.

12th Apr 1998  12:04  by senrabyar

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

12th Apr 1998  12:04  by stewright

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 6/10

Very sunny, but cold day with good views.

24th Aug 1994  12:00  by jonglew

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Visited this trig when caravaning with the kids at Garreg Goch caravan site just outside Porthmadog. Don't remember much about it now as logging this in 2012.

27th Apr 1983  00:00  by RogerTempleman

FB Number: S8380  Condition: Good  Score: 8/10