Panorama Rhinogs, Snowdonia, North Wales
The Rhinogs are Snowdonia’s best kept secret. A compact range of hills, the Rhinogs include the rolling grassy hills of Diffwys and Y Llethr at their southern end, a broad ridge whose most notable feature is a dry stone wall running along its entire length. This gentleness ends abruptly north of Y Llethr, where a sudden change of scenery opens out into one of those views that make you want to sit down and take it all in before walking any further. A steep descent leads down to the deep blue lake Llyn Hywel, beyond which the twin summits of Rhinog Fach and Rhinog Fawr rise steeply in layers of granite slabs. The view is enhanced significantly by the lighter blue of the Irish Sea ever present a short distance away to the west.
Stock Photo by Paddy Bergin
- Filename
- Panorama, Rhinogs
- Copyright
- Paddy Bergin
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- 3090x789 / 7.0MB
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- Wales