Nantlle Valley History

Gyrn Goch

 
 
 

A walk up Gyrn Goch ~ February 2007

During February 2007, Eric Jones went for a hike up Gyrn Goch taking photographs as he went for the benefit of the users of nantlle.com.

For those of you who have never been up, here is the journey in pictures from the bottom to the summit:

The old Seion Chapel, Gyrn Goch
Image: The old Seion Chapel, Gyrn Goch.

Cwm-gwared tree plane
Image: Cwm-gwared tree plane.

Cwm-gwared tree plane from the slopes of Gyrn Goch
Image: Cwm-gwared tree plane from the slopes of Gyrn Goch.

Cwm-gwared farmhouse, Gyrn Goch
Image: Cwm-gwared farmhouse, Gyrn Goch.

Caernarfon Road from the slopes of Gyrn Goch
Image: Caernarfon Road from the slopes of Gyrn Goch.

Clynnog Fawr and 'Trwyn Maen Dylan' from the slopes of Gyrn Goch
Image: Clynnog Fawr and 'Trwyn Maen Dylan' from the slopes of Gyrn Goch.

Tyddyn Hen Farm, Gyrn Goch
Image: Tyddyn Hen Farm, Gyrn Goch.

An old ruin on the slopes of Gyrn Goch
Image: An old ruin on the slopes of Gyrn Goch.

Looking toward the summit of Gyrn Goch
Image: Looking toward the summit of Gyrn Goch.

Approaching the summit of Gyrn Goch
Image: Approaching the summit of Gyrn Goch.

The summit of Gyrn Goch
Image: The summit of Gyrn Goch.

Pen-y-Caer from the summit of Gyrn Goch
Image: Pen-y-Caer from the summit of Gyrn Goch.

Moel Bronmiod from the summit of Gyrn Goch
Image: Moel Bronmiod from the summit of Gyrn Goch.

Caernarfon Bay and West Anglesey from the summit of Gyrn Goch
Image: Caernarfon Bay and West Anglesey from the summit of Gyrn Goch.

Many thanks to Eric Jones for the photographs (and for the journey!).

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