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Cwm Blowty from the start of the ascent above Tan-y-Pistyll
The route ahead to the Berwyn ridge
On the Berwyn ridge
Looking down on Llyn Lluncaws with the ascent route along Nant-y-Llyn in the background
View back to Moel Sych
The Berwyns cast a long shadow over Cwm Maen Gwynedd
On Cadair Berwyn New Top Looking north to Cadair Berwyn
A rather large windshelter between the Cadair Berwyn summits
View back towards Cadair Berwyn New Top and Moel Sych
Close up of Cadair Berwyn with the higher Cadair Berwyn New Top behind
Late sunshine on Tomle & Foel Wen
The sun sets behind the thick layer of haze to the west
Low cloud has moved in from the east
Cadair Bronwen to the north
Tomle sits above the clouds as the sun starts to rise in the distance
Cloud attempts to move over Bwlch Maen Gwynedd
The sun rises to the east
Low cloud recedes to Blaen-cwm-llawenog
it's not long before Cadair Bronwen becomes cloud free
The Berwyn ridge illuminated by the early morning sunlight
View over Cwm Maen Gwynedd which sits below the Berwyn ridge
Last nights sheltered pitch
More cloud moves in
Looking towards Tomle
The foot of the ridge clears
Craig Berwyn from Cadair Berwyn
Cadair Berwyn North Top , which measures just 10ft higher than Cadair Berwyn
View south west to the distant Arans
Cadair Berwyn from Cadair Berwyn North Top
The cloud gets ever higher
Rocks on Cadair Berwyn North Top
Conditions clear briefly to reveal Llyn Lluncaws below Moel Sych
I did say briefly !
The cloud eventually disperses up and over the hills
Cadair Berwyn North Top reflected in Llyn Lluncaws
Ahead is the route back to Tan-y-Pistyll besides the Nant-y-Llyn
Looking back up to Moel Sych & Cadair Berwyn North Top
The rocky Craig y Mwn above Tan-y-Pistyll
"Hey guys , checkout the weirdo with the camera !"
The spectacular Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall
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