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The flat topped summit can be difficult in mist, hard to find the very top, and also to navigate off to find the route to Moelwyn Fach - you have to double back, and then descend to the right.

Car park gets full up top so park sensibly park close to next car gives more space for others. Don’t park in front of gate as this is used by farmer Go Below and mountain/cave rescue. More parking available at bottom of hill.

Can be a little dark here and muddy after heavy rain

Magnificent view from above. Very worthwhile!

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A 2,526-foot (770 m) summit in the Moelwynion range. The summit is remote and quiet, it's unlikely you'll bump into many other people, such is the way with most of the peaks in the Moelwynion. The mountain displays some intriguing signs of the area's glacial past, with plenty of interesting geological features to be spotted.

A large and remote mountain in the Moelwynion range, and subsidiary summit to the larger and nearby Moelwyn Mawr. The summit is best accessed via the rocky Craigysgafn ridge line. As with many of the mountains in the Moelwynion range, it's pretty unlikely you'll bump into the crowds as found in certain other regions of the National Park. It's a perfect place to get a true wild mountain experience, and avoid queues for summit cairns.

Moelwyn Bach 710m P124 (2329ft) The Mountains of England & Wales Definitive List

Moelwyn Bach is smaller and rockier than its sibling Moelwyn Mawr. Both can be linked together via the Craigysgafn ridge and Bwlch Stwlan. The views from the top are superb, particularly west towards the Lleyn Peninsula. From the summit, you can descend the broad west ridge to Croesor or takes the longer descent to Blaenau Ffestiniog.

Walking especially from baldness squash. The outstanding hike around Moelwyns. An opportunity to appreciate the industrial past of Cwmorthin.

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Moelwyn Mawr is a breathtaking peak that is surprisingly little-visited by most hikers. From the summit, you can see Cnicht’s ridge, Snowdon, Yr Aran, and Y Lliwedd. You can also observe 15 lakes nestled within the landscape.