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Elevation
710m
2,328 ft
Prominence
209m
Coordinates
53.0422, -4.1720
SH544516
OS Map
115
Explorer: OL17W 254
At the summit, hikers are greeted with a stone cairn and a trig point, serving as excellent photo opportunities and a spot to catch your breath – or contemplate your life choices.
The mountain is primarily composed of volcanic rock, providing a rich landscape shaped by ancient geological forces. Its rugged terrain is enhanced by glacial sculpting which contributes to the breathtaking views.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Snowdon massif, Llyn Ogwen, and even the shimmering coastline of Anglesey on a clear day.
The name 'Trum y Ddysgl' translates to 'the mound of the umbrella' in Welsh, likely referencing the mountain’s rounded shape.
The mountain has historical importance in local folklore and has been a part of the outdoor education curriculum for generations, influencing hikers and climbers alike.
A scenic route that starts from the A4086, offering gentle slopes with some steep sections, winding through lush valleys.
A more challenging ascent from the iconic Ogwen Valley leading to the summit and including rocky scrambles.
Parking is available at the layby along the A4086, but it may fill up quickly during peak times. A tip: arrive early to secure your spot!
The nearest railway station is in Betws-y-Coed, with bus services linking to the Ogwen Valley.
There are several cafes and shops in Bethesda where hikers can refuel and stock up on essentials.
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Grid Ref: SH544516
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