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Marathon Eryri, formerly known as the Snowdonia Marathon, is an annual road race established in 1982 in Wales. The 26.2-mile course is distinguished by its mountainous terrain, taking runners on a loop around Yr Wyddfa, the highest mountain in Wales. Held in the autumn, the event is designed for exp...
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Exceptional mountain scenery, deep heritage and devoted runner following; severe elevation and unpredictable weather make it deliberately unforgiving.
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Eryri National Park encompasses the dramatic mountains of Snowdonia, Wales. Established in 1951, it protects a vast area of wilderness including Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), the highest peak in Wales. The park is notable for its challenging walking trails and diverse landscapes appealing to hikers, climbers...
Tryfan is a 917-meter mountain in the Glyderau range of Eryri, formerly called Snowdonia, in north Wales. The North Ridge is a direct rocky approach involving sustained scrambling, frequent use of the hands, and route-finding across blocks, gullies, and exposed steps. It is intended for experienced...
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Classic Snowdonia scramble with strong mountaineering reputation; distinctive hands-on ascent and popular acclaim.
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Cwm Idwal is a dramatic glacial cirque situated within Snowdonia’s National Nature Reserve in Wales. This area gained prominence due to its unique environment shaped by ice and snow, fostering a habitat for rare arctic-alpine plant species. It remains significant for geological research, having been...
Waun Fawr is an area of upland heath located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, characterized by its open, uncultivated moorland environment. Its Welsh name translates directly to large moor, reflecting the expansive nature of the terrain. The landscape is actively maintained by traditional agricultural pract...
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Expansive Welsh upland with open views and quiet walking; ambiguous naming, sparse facilities and less distinctive terrain limit broad recognition.
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Cwm Bochlwyd is a glacial cirque in Eryri, also known as Snowdonia, in North Wales. The hollow contains Llyn Bochlwyd and forms part of the Glyderau mountain landscape near Tryfan, where glacial erosion shaped steep mountain walls around the lake. It is a geographical feature encountered by walkers...
Clogwyn Du'r Arddu is a north-facing rhyolite crag on the northern side of Yr Wyddfa, also known as Snowdon, in Wales. The cliff is associated with the development of British rock climbing and contains traditional routes requiring technical movement and protection placed by climbers. It is primarily...
Cwm Pennant is a deeply glaciated U-shaped valley located in Gwynedd, Wales, situated within the boundaries of Snowdonia National Park. The landscape is defined by its steep, rocky slopes and the Afon Pennant river that flows through its floor. Historically, the valley was a site of industrial activ...
Cwm yr Afon Goch is a notable glacial valley in Snowdonia National Park, Wales, known for its distinct U-shape and the rugged terrain characterizing the region.
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