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Capel Curig , the start of today's trek holds the title of the wettest place in Britain
Moel Siabod and Llynnau Mymbyr from the ascent of Cefn y Capel
To the north is the A5 & the Carneddau range
Further to the right are Pen-yr-Helgi-Du & Pen Llithrig y Wrach
The route ahead along Cefn y Capel to the mass of Gallt yr Ogof
Gallt yr Ogof with Y Foel Goch now visible
A murky looking Snowdon
View back on the route of ascent up Cefn y Capel
Y Foel Goch comes into view
Sunburst over Tryfan & the Glyders
The creatures up here have some large horns
On the final ascent looking back to Llynnau Mymbyr
Some late sun illuminates Gallt yr Ogof from Y Foel Goch
Tonights tent pitch
Sunset over Tryfan
The best of the mornings sunrise , illuminating a small passing rain shower
After a steep descent off Gallt yr Ogof the route follows the Nant yr Ogof
The route provides an excellent view of the profile of Tryfan's upper slopes
Descending towards the farm at Gwern Gof Isag to join the old Holyhead road back to Capel Curig
Final view of the Ogwen valley
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