Glyder Fach

At 3,261 feet (994 metres), Glyder Fach is the sixth highest in Wales. It is a challenging push to the summit but you a rewarded with astonishing views once there, especially on a clear day. The scenery to the west is breathtaking! Being so close to the edge of a mountain provides excellent views over Snowdonia - and straight down!

Number seven of the Welsh 3000s, the Glyder Fach is only a little lower than its nearest neighbor, the Glyder Fawr. The rocky summit is famous for the 'Cantilever Stone', a shallow balanced rock looking similar to a springboard.

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The Glyder compartment is barely lower than its direct neighbor, the Glyder Fawr. Thus, it is the second highest peak of the Glyderau chain. Its rocky peak is famous for the 'Cantilever Stone', a rock formation resembling a springboard.