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Cefn Caer-Euni

Hill, Mountain in Merionethshire

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Cefn Caer-Euni

Minor road near Bethel
Minor road near Bethel Credit: Steven Brown

Cefn Caer-Euni, located in the county of Merionethshire in Wales, is a prominent hill/mountain standing at an elevation of approximately 1,646 feet (502 meters) above sea level. It is situated in the southern part of the county, near the village of Cwmnantyrodyn and the town of Dolgellau.

The hill/mountain is characterized by its rugged and rocky terrain, with steep slopes and craggy ridges. The summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the picturesque Mawddach Valley and the nearby Cadair Idris mountain range. On clear days, it is even possible to see the peaks of Snowdonia National Park in the distance.

Cefn Caer-Euni forms part of the extensive Rhinogydd mountain range, known for its wild and remote nature. It is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, who navigate its challenging trails to enjoy the stunning scenery and the sense of solitude that the area provides.

The hill/mountain is also home to a variety of flora and fauna, with heather, grasses, and scattered trees dotting its slopes. Wildlife such as sheep, birds of prey, and occasional mountain ponies can often be spotted in the area.

Overall, Cefn Caer-Euni is a significant natural feature in Merionethshire, attracting both locals and visitors alike with its rugged beauty and captivating vistas.

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Cefn Caer-Euni Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.950525/-3.5116666 or Grid Reference SH9840. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Minor road near Bethel
Minor road near Bethel
Approaching Llyn Caer-Euni The footpath descending to the little visited Llyn Caer-Euni all but disappears in the rough terrain of tussocks and heather as it approaches the shore.
Approaching Llyn Caer-Euni
The footpath descending to the little visited Llyn Caer-Euni all but disappears in the rough terrain of tussocks and heather as it approaches the shore.
Northern tip of Llyn Caer-Euni The north-eastern shore of the rarely visited Llyn Caer-Euni is a lovely deserted spot on this hot sunny day.
Northern tip of Llyn Caer-Euni
The north-eastern shore of the rarely visited Llyn Caer-Euni is a lovely deserted spot on this hot sunny day.
A494 near Cwm
A494 near Cwm
Llyn Caer-Euni Llyn Caer-Euni yng ngolau'r wawr / Llyn Caer-Euni in the dawn light.
Llyn Caer-Euni
Llyn Caer-Euni yng ngolau'r wawr / Llyn Caer-Euni in the dawn light.
Cefn Caer-Euni Gwlith ar y glaswellt ger Llyn Caer-Euni / Dew on the grass near Llyn Caer-Euni.
Cefn Caer-Euni
Gwlith ar y glaswellt ger Llyn Caer-Euni / Dew on the grass near Llyn Caer-Euni.
Capel Rhydywernen Capel Rhydywernen yng Nghwm Main / Rhydywernen Chapel in Cwm Main.
Capel Rhydywernen
Capel Rhydywernen yng Nghwm Main / Rhydywernen Chapel in Cwm Main.
Cwm Main Yn edrych i lawr i Gwm Main rhwng Llawr y Cwm a Hendre / Looking down to Cwm Main between Llawr y Cwm and Hendre.
Cwm Main
Yn edrych i lawr i Gwm Main rhwng Llawr y Cwm a Hendre / Looking down to Cwm Main between Llawr y Cwm and Hendre.
Llyn Caer Euni A small round lake in a region of moorland, forests and small fields. This is the source of the River Merddwr which will eventually join the River Conwy.
Llyn Caer Euni
A small round lake in a region of moorland, forests and small fields. This is the source of the River Merddwr which will eventually join the River Conwy.
Bivouac on the shore of Llyn Caer Euni No sign of the builder, but there were a couple of bottles of beer cooling in the lake
Bivouac on the shore of Llyn Caer Euni
No sign of the builder, but there were a couple of bottles of beer cooling in the lake
Walkers only! Gate on the road to Llyn Caer Euni. Bi-lingual sign saying no vahicles beyond this point, but walkers welcome.
Walkers only!
Gate on the road to Llyn Caer Euni. Bi-lingual sign saying no vahicles beyond this point, but walkers welcome.
Llyn Caer Euni A small round lake in a region of moorland, forests and small fields. This is the source of the River Merddwr which will eventually join the River Conwy. To the right is a hill also called Caer Euni on whose summit is an Iron Age hillfort.
Llyn Caer Euni
A small round lake in a region of moorland, forests and small fields. This is the source of the River Merddwr which will eventually join the River Conwy. To the right is a hill also called Caer Euni on whose summit is an Iron Age hillfort.
Minor road near Bethel
Minor road near Bethel
The A494 north at Bethel village sign
The A494 north at Bethel village sign
Tractor waiting to join the A494 at Bethel
Tractor waiting to join the A494 at Bethel
Lay-by on the A494 near Bethel The A494 is a trunk road which runs from Dolgellau to Queensferry where it joins the A56
Lay-by on the A494 near Bethel
The A494 is a trunk road which runs from Dolgellau to Queensferry where it joins the A56
Westerly view of gardens at Caerau Gardens
Westerly view of gardens at Caerau Gardens
Pergola at Caerau Gardens
Pergola at Caerau Gardens
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Cefn Caer-Euni is located at Grid Ref: SH9840 (Lat: 52.950525, Lng: -3.5116666)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales

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Located within 500m of 52.950525,-3.5116666
Cefn Caer Euni
Ele: 369
Natural: peak
Wikidata: Q106709886
Lat/Long: 52.9507751/-3.5112854
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Power: pole
Lat/Long: 52.9461538/-3.5107112
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Power: pole
Lat/Long: 52.9465644/-3.5096544
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Power: pole
Lat/Long: 52.947025/-3.5074013
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