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A meeting of the ways as well as the col between Tryfan and Glyder Fach

The high pass between Tryfan and Glyder Fach is also a crossroads for a number of paths - down to the Ogwen valley, but also up to Tryfan and to Glyder Fach via the Bristly Ridge or the bypass route.

Magnificent and dizzying view! However, prefer to go around in the opposite direction to that indicated. The steep slope is very narrow and steep. Easier to go up than to go down.

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We did this Route clockwise I would suggest to try it anticlockwise

Maesgwm is also known as Telegraph Valley. The trail is gravel and well-made, brilliant to ride and much quieter than the main Llanberis path. It makes a great loop from Llanberis, using a section of the Ranger. Rideable in both directions.

Tryfan South Ridge is a route up the easier, yet never that easy, side of Tryfan. Tryfan’s South Ridge starts from Bwlch Tryfan and there are a number of approaches you can take to arrive at this point, including tacking it onto a circuit of the Glyderau. This loop however, takes in the approach via Cwm Tryfan towards Bwlch Tryfan before descending via Cwm Bochlwyd to the start. You could extend the outing by descending via Cwm Bochlwyd and then Cwm Idwal, and returning along the far shore of Llyn Ogwen and negating the need for the short section of road at the end.

One of the best ranges to explore bit of a scramble but very enjoyable

The bwlch between Tryfan and Glyder Fach is marked by a high stile and wall. It's a useful navigational point when running here in poor weather.

The Carneddau are a group of mountains in Snowdonia, Wales. They include the largest contiguous areas of high ground in Wales and England, as well as six or seven of the highest peaks in the country—the Fifteen Peaks!!

Bwlch Tryfan is the pass between two of Wales' finest mountains: Tryfan and Glyder Fach. A number of trails meet here and the adventures it gives access to are wonderful. The South Ridge scramble to Tryfan's airy summit begins here which, as an easy grade one scramble, is the easiest way up the mountain. Head south for Bristly Ridge, a much trickier grade one scramble that leads straight up to Glyder Fach's moonscape summit.

This is one a the quietest parts of the Carneddau range. For me, it has the most stunning views. If you’re lucky you might get to see the wild ponies.

A fairly simple scramble that isn’t particularly long. Quite slippery when wet, but there are plenty of holds.

Bit of a steep scramble, treacherous in bad weather, fantastic views in good weather

Also known as Telegraph Valley, great route!

Although Foel Goch stands nearly 1,640 feet (500 m) shy of Snowdon, this route between the 1,985 foot (605 m) peak and the 2,211 foot (674 m) Moel Cynghorion is no less impressive. The trail is fractured and technical but smooths out once it begins running alongside the mountain railway path. Choose this way down and you can race the steam engine most of the way to Llanberis!