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Elevation
485m
1,592 ft
Prominence
65m
Coordinates
52.9752, -4.4225
SH374447
OS Map
123
Explorer: 253 254
The summit boasts a historic stone fort and a prominent cairn, which has become a popular backdrop for photos—everyone loves a good selfie with history!
Tre'r Ceiri is composed primarily of volcanic rock, specifically rhyolite, which tells a story of immense geological activity. The exposure of these rocks showcases fascinating features like columnar jointing, shaped as if nature were showing off its sculpting skills.
From the summit, you can spot the stunning peaks of Snowdonia, the expansive views of the Llyn Peninsula, and even the shimmering waters of the Irish Sea on a clear day.
Tre'r Ceiri translates to 'Homestead of the Giants', hinting at its mythical connections and past folklore.
The site of an Iron Age hill fort at the summit indicates historical significance, providing insight into ancient communities.
This popular circular route starts from the car park near Llanaelhaearn (grid ref SH3743944723) and follows a well-trodden path up to Tre'r Ceiri. The trail ascends gradually, providing stunning views of the Llyn Peninsula and the Irish Sea. Upon reaching the summit, walkers can explore the well-preserved Iron Age hillfort before descending via a different route back to the car park.
This straightforward out-and-back route begins at the Yr Eifl car park and follows a clear path leading directly to Tre'r Ceiri. The path climbs steadily, passing through heather moorland and offering panoramic views of Snowdonia and the coast. The summit rewards walkers with a fascinating glimpse into ancient history, thanks to the impressive hillfort remains.
This scenic ridge walk combines Tre'r Ceiri with its neighbouring peak, Yr Eifl. Starting from the car park near Llithfaen, this route takes you up Yr Eifl first before traversing the ridge to Tre'r Ceiri. The trail involves some steep sections but rewards walkers with spectacular views of the Irish Sea, the Llyn Peninsula, and Snowdonia. The descent loops back to the starting point.
Starting at the Nant Gwrtheyrn Heritage Centre, this route climbs steeply through wooded paths and open moorland towards Tre'r Ceiri. The ascent is challenging but rewarding, with incredible views of the Llyn Peninsula coastline and the preserved hillfort at the summit. The descent follows a similar path back to the starting point.
This loop route begins at the car park near Llithfaen and takes walkers through Bwlch Yr Eifl before ascending Tre'r Ceiri. The trail offers a mix of terrains, including grassy paths and rocky sections, with breathtaking views throughout. After exploring the hillfort, the descent circles back via an alternative path through the bwlch.
Parking available at Llithfaen Village (SH360429), where space is generally sufficient but can fill up on sunny weekends.
Buses run from Pwllheli to the nearby village, but check the schedule as they can be infrequent—don’t rely on the bus as your only ride!
There are no toilets on the mountain itself, but you will find facilities in Llithfaen and Pwllheli, including cafes and shops for refreshment.
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Grid Ref: SH374447
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