Summit Seekers

A small part of the Wales Coastal Path. Dramatic wanders down to a secluded old granite quarry community. A grey beach and wild seas for us - so quiet here despite the fact there is one of the nicest cafes in the area overlooking this incredible spot. They do the best sandwiches!

A consistently steep path with only occassional easier sections but well worth it for the awseome views. A detour to Llyn Cau on the way up to catch your breath is well worth it where the entire horseshoe is on show. The descent from Mynydd Moel follows rhe fence line down where the majority of the path is now rocky steps. Can be tough on the legs, take your time.

Part of the school run series! A short loop that includes one of Ogwens famous grade 1 scrambles and some of Eryri best viewscapes. Worth noting this time is based on a run, fast walk. At an easier pace and the slightly easier route up Y Gribin allow 4 to 4.5 hours. Still doable between school runs!

47 miles of 47 complete 💪 a sunny finish

35.9 miles down and just 11.1 to go 💪 Big run tomorrow but easy to do now. Today was less about distance and more about hitting that HRT zones to burn the fat not the glucose

32.5 miles done 14.5 left to go! A chest infection has set me right back but im wheezing through 🤣 managed to run all the ups today even if it wss slowly

Guiding Michael and Eunjung around the atmospheric Dinorwic Quarry, taking our time and lots of photos. Meeting goats and chasing secret waterfalls.

30 miles of 47 ... just 17 left to go!

A really beautiful winter hike. Tackling the ridge from East to West. Great views across to Buachaille Etive Mor and Biden Nam Biam. The route taken on this hike is a winter route which was amended according to snow coverage with the full use of ice axe, Crampons and the knowledge of how to use them.

A nice option for a windy day staying low and enjoying the usual stunning views that the West Coast of Scotland has to offer.