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Elevation
160m
525 ft
Prominence
96m
Coordinates
52.7983, -4.7600
SH140258
OS Map
123
Explorer: 253
The summit boasts a prominent trig point and a shelter cairn, which offers a perfect photo opportunity. Don’t forget to poke your head through the cairn – it’s said to improve your sense of direction (but we can't promise that on a foggy day!).
The mountain is predominantly composed of volcanic rock, featuring layered and eroded cliffs that showcase the geological history of the region. Look closely, and you might even spot some igneous intrusions and minerals that would make any geology enthusiast squeal with delight.
From the summit, enjoy sweeping views of Snowdon, the Llyn Peninsula, and the surrounding lush green valleys. On a clear day, you might even see the shimmering waters of Cardigan Bay in the distance.
Mynydd Mawr translates to 'Big Mountain' in Welsh, which seems rather fitting as it dominates the local landscape.
Its towering presence has been noted in local folklore, with tales of mythical creatures said to roam the valleys nearby.
A scenic trek from the north that gradually ascends, offering a mix of grassy slopes and rocky sections. Perfect for those who enjoy a bit of a challenge without excessive scrambling.
An easier route more suitable for families and casual walkers, winding through lush fields and past charming little streams.
There is a car park at the base of the North Ridge Route, which accommodates about 15 vehicles. Arrive early to snag a spot!
The nearest bus service runs from Caernarfon to nearby villages, but check the local timetable as services can vary.
Local cafés and shops in Caernarfon provide a solid range of refreshments and supplies. Public toilets are available in town.
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Grid Ref: SH140258
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