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| A challenging mountain walk climbing to over 3000 feet to one of Snowdonia's most distinctive mountains. The descent passes the remains of an ice age waterfall into one of Britain's most spectacular glacial cwms. There is even a snack bar at the end whilst you wait for your bus back to civilization! | ||
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| Country | Wales | |
| County | Gwynedd | |
| National Park | Snowdonia | |
| Type of walk | Mountain (above 600m) | |
| Duration | Full day | |
| Type of Route | Circular | |
| Distance | 5.15km (3.2 miles) (roughly) | |
| Accessibility | Unsuitable for
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| Start | Buses from Bangor/Llandudno Junction Stations, OS Grid: SH598604 |
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| Submitted by | Queens Park Pete on 04 October 2007 |
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