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Snowdonia
Hike Wild Rhinogydd Mountains: Scramble & Views!
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Overview
Explore the Wild Rhinogydd Mountains in North Wales with a local, qualified Mountain Leader. Escape the usual crowds and discover the untamed beauty of the Rhinogs, a hidden gem in southern Snowdonia. This small-group adventure tour offers a personable experience, taking you through a carefully planned route in the heart of the Rhinogs.
Get ready for an exciting mix of hiking and scrambling as you ascend Rhinog Fawr (720m), one of the range's highest peaks. At the summit, enjoy amazing views that stretch to the Irish Sea, Cadair Idris, and even Snowdon on clear days. You'll also cross the iconic Bwlch Drws Ardudwy, an ancient mountain pass, and climb Rhinog Fach (712m). This climb has thrilling scrambles and rewards you with views over Llyn Hywel, a sparkling mountain lake. Throughout the day, pass by mountain lakes and waterfalls, with opportunities for a refreshing dip.
This guided day out is perfect for those who enjoy a challenge and want to explore beyond the well-traveled paths. This experience is ideal for hikers with moderate fitness and a love for wild landscapes. With a qualified and insured Mountain Leader, you're in safe hands as you discover this quieter mountain range in Snowdonia and its exceptional views. 
Highlights
Hike a Hidden Gem: Explore the Rhinogydd Mountains, a quieter and wilder part of Snowdonia.
Small Group Adventure: Enjoy a more personal experience with a limited group size.
Exciting Scrambles: Get your adrenaline pumping with fun and challenging scrambles.
Amazing Mountain Views: See incredible views of the Irish Sea, Cadair Idris, and Snowdon.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers really enjoyed the challenging hike through beautiful scenery with a knowledgeable guide, though some found parts difficult and wanted more swimming opportunities.
People loved the stunning views and scenery.
Many enjoyed the challenge of the hike and scramble.
Customers appreciated the guide's knowledge and care.
Hikers highlighted the peacefulness of the area away from crowds.
Some found the scramble a bit too challenging.
A few wished there were more swim spots.
The Journey
Rhinog Fawr
Rhinog Fawr is one of the highest peaks in the Rhinogydd range, standing at 720m. The rocky climb to the summit rewards hikers with panoramic views stretching to the Irish Sea, Cadair Idris, and Snowdon on clear days, making it a highlight of the Rhinogydd exploration.
Rhinog Fach
Rhinog Fach, at 712m, is another striking peak in the Rhinogydd range. The ascent involves exciting scrambles and offers views over Llyn Hywel, a glittering mountain lake. Crossing the iconic Bwlch Drws Ardudwy, an ancient mountain pass, adds to the experience.
Bwlch Drws Ardudwy
Bwlch Drws Ardudwy is an ancient mountain pass in the Rhinogydd range. Crossing this iconic pass is part of the journey to Rhinog Fach, adding a historical and scenic element to the hiking experience.
Llyn Hywel
Llyn Hywel is a glittering mountain lake in the Rhinogydd range. The views over Llyn Hywel are a reward for ascending Rhinog Fach, providing a picturesque backdrop to the hiking experience.
Bronaber
Bronaber serves as the starting point for exploring the Rhinogydd Mountains. Located near this village, the carefully planned route begins, leading hikers into the heart of the Rhinogs' rugged beauty.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes a qualified and insured local Mountain Leader who will guide you through the Rhinogydd Mountains. Lunch is not included, so please bring your own. Make sure to meet your Mountain Leader at the meet up point, and you will be dropped off at the same location after the experience.
Hot Tip
Many customers say to bring appropriate hiking shoes as the terrain is rocky and uneven. Packing extra layers is recommended, since the weather in the mountains can change quickly.
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