Coed Groen-wen Merionethshire

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.983876/-3.6373201 or Grid Reference SH9044. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ucheldre

View across to the upland grazing on Ucheldre, viewed here from the B4501.

Philip Halling

The B4501 near Gellioedd

The B4501 links Bala with the A5 near Cerrigydrudion, here it is pictured near Gellioedd.

Philip Halling

View to Arenig Fawr

View to Arenig Fawr from the B4501 near Hafod-y-Bryn. Craig yr Hafod can be seen in the middle distance on the right.

Philip Halling

Moel y Gydros

Upland grazing on the 521m high Moel y Gydros, viewed from the country road passing over Cadair Benllyn.

Philip Halling

Woodland strip

Woodland strip on the eastern slopes of Moel y Gydros.

Philip Halling

Valley near Gydros

The Afon Nant Fach flows through this valley near Gydros.

Philip Halling

View across Cwmtirmynach

View across Cwmtirmynach with the Arenigs in the distance.

Philip Halling

Road to Cwm Penanner

Road to Cwm Penanner, viewed from its junction with the B4501 near Nant-y-cyrtiau.

Philip Halling

View to Graig Ddu

View to Graig Ddu and Craig yr Hafod from near Hafod-yr-Esgob.

Philip Halling

Cae'r-gerreg

View to Graig Ddu and Craig yr Hafod from near Cae'r-gerreg.

Philip Halling

Road to Bala

View down a country road as it passes upland near Cae'r-gerreg, Bala is in the valley in the middle distance and Aran Fawddwy can be seen to the right in the distance.

Philip Halling

Cae-hir

View to Graig Ddu and Craig yr Hafod with Cae-hir in the valley near the trees.

Philip Halling

View to Graig Ddu and Craig yr Hafod

View to Graig Ddu and Craig yr Hafod view across the upper reaches of Cwmtirmynach.

Philip Halling

Wood on Moel y Gydros

Woodland strip on the western slopes of Moel y Gydros.

Philip Halling

Grazing land above Cwm Penanner

Upland grazing land above Cwm Penanner, the north slopes of Moel y Gydros can be seen on the right.

Philip Halling

Graig Ddu Summit Cairn

The summit cairn at the top of Graig Ddu (Black Rock). Requires a tough tramp over the heather from the northerly right of way to reach it.

Joseph Jones

Moel y Gydros from the Cwm Penanner road

At the foot of Moel y Gydros looking east from the single track road to Cwm Penanner. The smaller summit of Moel Cwm-Main is to the left and a small spruce plantation clings to the hillside on the right.

Andrew Beasley

Moel y Gydros summit panorama looking southwest

Looking west from the summit of Moel y Gydros in the direction of Bala. At a maximum elevation of 1713ft (522m) it is modest by Welsh mountain standards but the views it commands are impressive. Aran Benllyn and Aran Fawddwy can be seen in the centre background approx 14 miles distant. Esgeiriau Gwynion, Foel Figenau and Moel-y-Cerrig Duon are among the peaks seen to the left, with the most distant summits being Cadair Idris (24 miles) and Tarren Y Gesail (28 miles) on the right. The unnamed south top is in the foreground.

Andrew Beasley