Najlepsze trasy piesze wokół Duntocher And Hardgate

A very fine mountain that benefits from being a bit off the beaten track, so you are unlikley to see many other people up here. The cliffs on the easten side areabout a thousand feet high.

The northern end of the main Arans' ridge and a fine mountain in it's own right. It does tend to become an afterthought after it's bigger neighbour, but it is well worth the up and down walk along the ridge.

The battered trig point on Aran Fawddwy is built of blocks rather then being a concrete lump, and it's exposed and airy position does mean it is on the receiving end of a lot of weather.

Another wonderful viewpoint, but with a tragic story.

Outlier summit with great views into the valley.

The section between Aran Fawddwy and the way back down into the valley is the Waun Camddwr. It is bleak and boggy, but fortunately there are some wooden walkways across the wettest parts. On a wet day when the clouds are down, this section can be hard going.

An easy ridge walk after a long steady climb up a decent path, great views!

We camped in bad weather but what a place to see