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Elevation
663m
2,175 ft
Prominence
140m
Coordinates
52.8307, -3.7670
SH810273
OS Map
124 125
Explorer: OL23E
The summit features a prominent trig point and alongside it lies a sizable rock cairn, both marking the highest point and offering a perfect backdrop for photos - just don't forget to pretend you're conquering Olympus!
Dduallt is primarily composed of slate and mudstone, offering a fascinating insight into the geological history of North Wales. The mountain's rugged terrain showcases the erosion patterns typical of glacial landscapes, with some striking rocky outcrops and scree slopes.
From the summit, hikers can take in panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Moelwynions and the expansive Llyn Trawsfynydd. On a clear day, the sight of Snowdon to the north is simply breathtaking.
The name 'Dduallt' translates to 'black slope' in Welsh, perhaps referring to the mountain's darkened slate ridges.
Dduallt is a lesser-known peak in the Welsh hiking community, but it has its own charm and historical significance relating to the slate mining industry that dominated the area.
A scenic ascent starting from the beautiful Cwm Maenofferen, winding through lush valleys before tackling the summit's rugged face.
There is parking available at the Cwm Maenofferen car park, located roughly 1.5 miles from the start of the Dduallt trail.
The nearest train station is in Porthmadog, with bus services running to nearby villages. Check local timetables to coordinate your hike effectively.
While facilities on the mountain are limited, Trawsfynydd offers a few shops, cafes, and public toilets. After your hike, a warm cuppa or a slice of cake is never far away!
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Grid Ref: SH810273
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