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	Welsh Icons - Carnedd Llewelyn
		Carnedd Llewelyn, also spelt Carnedd Llywelyn, is a mountain in the Carneddau range in Snowdonia, Wales.
		Carnedd Llewelyn lies in the middle of the main north-east to south-west ridge of the Carneddau, between Carnedd Dafydd to the south-west and Foel Grach to the north.
		Carnedd Llewelyn is the form used by the Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency for Great Britain, and by many other sources.
	www.welshicons.org.uk /html/carnedd_llewelyn.html (464 words)

	SummitPost - Carnedd Llewelyn -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Carnedd Llewelyn is a mountain in the Carneddau (Cairns in Welsh) range in Snowdonia, northern Wales.
		It is thought to be named after one of the Welsh princes named Llewelyn in the thirteenth century, but it is not known whether this is Llywelyn the Great or his grandson Llywelyn ap Gruffydd.
		Carnedd Llewelyn is located in the middle of the Carneddau range, connected with the ridges to Carnedd Dafydd (1044 m., second highest in the Carneddau) in the southwest, Yr Elen (962 m.) in the northwest, Foel Grach (976 m.) in the north and Pen Yr Helgi Du (833 m.) in the southeast.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/245446/carnedd-llewelyn.html (603 words)

	UKC Databases - "Carnedd Y Filiast (Cairn of the Greyhound Bitch)"
		UKC Databases - "Carnedd Y Filiast (Cairn of the Greyhound Bitch)"
		Carnedd Y Filiast (Cairn of the Greyhound Bitch)
		Carnedd y filiast and esgair felen from pen yr ole wen
	www.ukclimbing.com /databases/crags/craginfo.html?id=499 (278 words)

	ewan buckingham
		A steepening in the slope indicates that you’re past Carnedd Fach and are heading up onto the summit of Carnedd Dafydd, the second highest in the massif.
		Carnedd Llewelyn is notoriously tricky to navigate on in bad weather, as its summit is a large featureless plateau fringed with cliffs to the East side.
		Leg 6: Carnedd Llewelyn – Pen yr Helgi Du To complete the round, follow the cliff line from the summit of Carnedd Llewelyn on a bearing of 145 for 150 metres before trending to 090/100.
	www.ewanbuckingham.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15&Itemid=43 (890 words)

	SummitPost - Carneddau -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		The Carneddau, (Welsh - Carnedd, "Cairn" Carneddau (plural), "Cairns") forming a large part of the mountains of Northern Snowdonia (or Eryri in Welsh) are the largest area of high ground in England and Wales comprising some 7 summits over 3000 feet.
		Take care when going towards Carnedd Llywellyn from Foel Grach as the ridge is completely flat and it is very easy to miss the path in the mist.
		An elegant hill with soft sweeping slopes to the south and west and on the north side a rough coire known as Cwm Caseg with a pleasant lake.
	www.summitpost.org /area/range/192381/carneddau.html (1879 words)

	The Carneddau from Llyn Ogwen
		The ridge should be obvious in good weather, but in poor visibility the way off Carnedd Llewellyn can be hard to find, and appropriate care needs to be taken.
		The walk to Carnedd Dafydd should take approximately 45 minutes, and is over fairly flat ground after the initial drop frinitial drop from Carnedd Llewelyn.
		From Carnedd Dafydd head in a SW direction from the summit shelters to the cliffs of Cwm Lloer.
	www.harbach.4ever.org.uk /snowdonia/carneddau/rogwen.htm (466 words)

	nick livesey's snowdonia \| eryri am byth
		Remote from valley bases, good navigation is needed in bad weather to avoid at best walking around in circles and at worst a fall off stupendous cliffs which would not be out of place in the Scottish Highlands.
		Crowning the range is Carnedd Llewelyn, at 3484ft the 3rd highest peak in Wales.
		Legend has it that the great Welsh princes, Llewelyn and Dafydd are burried on their namesake hills under the sizeable cairns that adorn the summits.
	www.freewebs.com /nickliveseyssnowdonia/yrcarneddau.htm (251 words)

	Route Carnedd - Welsh 3000s
		Once you’ve descended from Carnedd Dafydd there is a relatively long flat section.
		This is shorter, but there is no path and navigation is not easy if you are unfamiliar with the route.
		This is the Bwlch y Ddeufaen car park at SH 721 715 (to drive here, approach from Llanbedr-y-cennin rather than taking the more difficult road from Rowen).
	www.welsh3000s.co.uk /carnedd.html (435 words)

	The Modern Antiquarian.com \| UK \| Carnedd Llewelyn (Cairn(s))
		Carnedd Llewelyn (Carnedd Llywelyn) (Cairn(s)) on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK and Ireland's most popular megalithic community website.
		Carnedd Llewelyn is topped by a Bronze age cairn.
		According to local tradition, a giant named Rhitta, the terror of the surrounding country, clothed in a garment woven from the beards of the enemies he had slain, was formerly the sole inhabitant of Carnedd Llewelyn.
	www.themodernantiquarian.com /site/8697/carnedd_llewelyn.html (388 words)

	Snowdonia snowline 2003/04 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the morning of the 27th, with snow showers coming in off the Irish Sea on a northerly breeze, there was light snow at 2000 ft and was settling near the A5 at 1000 ft at Ogwen Cottage.
		Snow showers on the 22nd left sprinklings around Drum, Foel-fras and Carnedd Llewelyn, but hardly any elsewhere, and with freezing temperatures on the summits was still there on the 23rd.
		With the weather turning colder again there were wintry showers on the summits on the 17th and wet snow fell and was lying down to 2000 ft at noon on the 18th.
	www.llansadwrn-wx.co.uk /ice/snow03.html (1996 words)

	Glyderau & SW Carneddau (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The route from Bethesda to Carnedd y Filiast is the same as for the Y Garn trip except for a minor variation in the line of ascent from the quarry, and the description is largely copied from there.
		A detour S to the stream head yielded water that had a reedy tang but was not too bad, and a final climb to Y Foel Goch made an excellent pitch in a splendid setting.
		The dawn heralded one of those rare mornings to be savoured at length, crystal clear and hardly a breath of wind, with nearby mountains sharply defined in the orange light and a sea of dark peaks to the South stretching as far as Pumlumon, with wisps of inverted mist between them.
	v-g.me.uk /Trips/T0815/T0815.htm (1367 words)

	Merseyventure - Carnedd Llewelyn and Drum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This walk is around 13 miles long, and although shown as starting from the simple car park at GR 721716, parking/starting further east along the minor road will shorten the required road walk at the end of the route.
		The route starts by gaining the ridge and height is maintained as you pass Drum, Foel Fras, Garnedd Uchaf, and eventually Carnedd Llewelyn.
		Retrace your steps for about 1 km to the lowest point of this part of the ridge (GR 687653) and head east toward Glediffordd, then at a suitable point, you will need to head north, descending steeply on an open grassy bank to the east shore of Melynllyn Reservoir GR 703655.
	www.merseyventure.com /nw/drum.htm (352 words)

	Carnedd Dafydd - Carnedd Llewelyn - Yr Elen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wales > Snowdonia > Carnedd Dafydd - Carnedd Llewelyn - Yr Elen
		Vanaf Carnedd Daffyd liepen we in oostelijke riching via Cefn Ysgolion Duon ging dit een stukje naar beneden, om daarna in noord-oostelijke richting via Bwlch Cyfryw-drum weer omhoog te klimmen naar Carnedd Llewelyn, dit is het hoogste punt van de route.
		Na Carnedd Llewelyn ging het in noord-westelijke richting naar Yr Elen.
	www.dolfing.demon.nl /wales/cd_cl_ye.html (360 words)

	Ogwen and Capel Curig - UMHC Hiking Guide
		Once high up the going is rocky to Carnedd Dafydd where the breathtaking cliffs of the 300m high Black Ladders make many people slightly giddy at the huge drop.
		Another scramble to consider is the ascent of the Llech Ddu spur that brings you very close to the summit of Carnedd Dafydd.
		In summary, the Carneddau is a vast expanse of mountain to such an extent that it cannot be thoroughly explored within the period of a day.
	www.umhc.org.uk /wiki/index.php/Capel_Curig (1230 words)

	Caersws Hill Fort
		After a recent visit to Cefn Carnedd Hill Fort in Wales I decided to include this brief summery regarding the possibility of it being an alternative site for Caradoc's last stand against the Romans.
		Many historians believe that this area was indeed the place where the battle was fought, and it does meet almost all of the criteria described in the sources that are available to us concerning the battle, namely the description given by Tacitus in his work, "The Annals of Imperial Rome."
		The River Severn meandering its way through the Caersws Basin flows at the foot of Cefn Carnedd and does have all the appearance of presenting a substantial barrier to an invading army.
	www.battlefieldanomalies.com /caradoc/11_caersws.htm (455 words)

	Carneddau
		These include Carnedd Llewelyn which is the 3rd highest mountain in Snowdonia.
		Care should be taken in these conditions to avoid the steep cliffs of Craig yr Ysfa on Carnedd Llewellyn.
		One of the steepest routes up Pen yr Ole Wen is straight up from Ogwen Cottage, however this has been omitted from this site since there is a lot of erosion on this route, and the alternative provided is probably more enjoyable for most walkers.
	www.walk-snowdonia.co.uk /snowdonia/carneddau.htm (253 words)

	Welsh Icons - Carnedd Dafydd
		Carnedd Dafydd is a mountain peak in the Carneddau range in Snowdonia, north Wales, and is the third highest peak in Wales, or the fourth if Crib y Ddysgl on the Snowdon ridge is counted.
		Situated south-west of Carnedd Llewelyn and north of Pen yr Ole Wen, Carnedd Dafydd is on the main ridge of the Carneddau, and on the border between Gwynedd and Conwy.
		The origin of its name, which translates as Dafydd's (or David's) cairn, like that of its neighbouring peak, Carnedd Llewelyn (Llywelyn's cairn), is the subject of some confusion.
	www.welshicons.org.uk /html/carnedd_dafydd.php (301 words)

	CarneddLlewelyn
		Virtually opposite the site is a road (Water Board) leading to the path to Carnedd Llewelyn, which after taking you past Ffynnog Llugwy Reservoir, there is a steep scramble up the path to Craig yr Ysaf which will then lead on to the summit.
		Alternatively, after starting up the road from the site, a third of the way along you can take a right following a weir which on the third bridge leads up the back of Y Braich, eventually joining on to the same path.
		Views from the summit on a clear day are spectacular with the Lleyn Peninsular and the North Coast clearing visible.
	www.geocities.com /mw0idx/CarneddLlewelyn.html (188 words)

	Mountains - Snow and Rock: Wales - Carneddeau
		Most people coming out to this region are going to the pass on the roman road, in the col between Tal y Fan and Carnedd y Ddelw, with it's stone age standing stones.
		The second highest summit in Wales and a real trap for everybody, four ridges converge on it's broad summit, south Daffydd and Pen yr Ole Wen, north Foel Grach, Garnedd Uchaf, Foel Fras, west Yr Elen, and east Pen y Helga Du and Pen Llithrig-y-wrach.
		Follow the ridge east from Carnedd Llewelyn, a short scramble down brings you to the col and then another short scramble puts you on this summit.
	www.mountains-snowandrock.org.uk /Wales/carneddau.php (1355 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Carnedd Llewelyn
		Although this was the highest part, it was by no means the hardest climb.
		The zigzag route to the summit of Carnedd Llewelyn took me a long time and a lot of willpower.
		Apart from a few bad turns at the beginning and me losing my fleece and breaking the flask with our coffee in it weand#8217;d made good time.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A233560 (634 words)

	Map of Carnedd y Filiast (peak), Wales, United Kingdom - World Atlas - MSN Encarta
		Map of Carnedd y Filiast (peak), Wales, United Kingdom - World Atlas - MSN Encarta
		Map of Carnedd y Filiast (peak), Wales, United Kingdom
		Extreme Geology: 'Fearless Planet' on the Discovery Channel
	encarta.msn.com /map_701607103/Carnedd_y_Filiast.html (32 words)

	Carnedd y Cribau, Central Snowdonia, Gwynedd (Caernarvonshire), Wales, UK
		Carnedd y Cribau, Central Snowdonia, Gwynedd (Caernarvonshire), Wales, UK Home Page
		Carnedd y Cribau, Central Snowdonia, Gwynedd (Caernarvonshire), Wales, UK
		Grid reference given is for the summit of Carnedd y Cribau, not a specific mineral location
	www.mindat.org /loc-4253.html (194 words)

	Carnedd Llewelyn - a photo - Walking Britain
		Carnedd Llewelyn - a photo - Walking Britain
		Either use the back button or the navigation bar on the left to return to the photo gallery lists.
		The gallery with the entries for the 2007 photo competition has now been added to the site.
	www.walkingbritain.co.uk /walks/walks/walk_photo/123205 (67 words)

	Carnedd Llewelyn - UK Scrambles and Scrambling Database
		Carnedd Llewelyn - UK Scrambles and Scrambling Database
		This route follows a gully line on a remote crag on the south east ridge of Carnedd Llewelyn.
		The scramble is short and can be completed in about 30 minutes but the walk in takes a couple of hours.
	www.ukscrambles.com /Database/scrambles/scrambles-in-wales/carnedd-llewelyn.html (57 words)

	carnedd pictures, videos and albums
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		Carnedd pictures, videos and albums that take you on an armchair tour of the world we live in.
		Pictures and albums about Carnedd published in outdoors
	www.webshots.com /explains/outdoors/carnedd.html (34 words)

	Snowdonia - An illustrated guide to the Snowdonia National Park -Snowdonia.
		*Carnedd Ugain (Carneddau range) 3,494' (1,065m) OS grid ref. SH 6107 5515
		*Carnedd Llywellyn (Carneddau range) 3,491' (1,064m)OS grid ref. SH 6836 6438
		*Carnedd Moel Siabod (Moelwyn range) 2,681' (872m) OS grid ref. SH 705546
	www.snowdoniaguide.com /mountains.html (259 words)

	Joe Brown - Pen-yr-ole-wen by the east ridge, Carnedd Dafydd, and Carnedd Llewellyn
		Pen-yr-ole-wen by the east ridge, Carnedd Dafydd, and Carnedd Llewellyn
		Pleasant mainly grassy walking leads, after about a mile, to the narrow ridge that links Carnedd Dafydd to Carnedd Llewellyn.
		Cross this ridge and then plod steadily uphill to reach the summit cairn on Carnedd Llewellyn.
	www.joe-brown.com /walks/pen-yr-ole-wen-by-the-east-ridge-carnedd-dafydd-and-carnedd-llewellyn.html (485 words)

	geodaisy : Carnedd y Filiast
		Search for a place in the UK Carnedd y Filiast
		Carnedd y Filiast is a Summit in Gwynedd, UK
		more hotels in Carnedd y Filiast on hotels knowhere
	geodaisy.com /place/carneddyfiliast.html (48 words)

	Y Garn to Carnedd y Filiast
		When you reach the top continue straight along to Carnedd y Filiast.
		The route to Carnedd y Filiast is fairly flat and covers mixed ground.
		The descent from Carnedd y Filiast is steep, and over heather, thus care needs to be taken.
	www.walk-snowdonia.co.uk /snowdonia/glyders/rygarn.htm (758 words)

	The Carneddau
		Craig yr Ysfa ridge, towards Carnedd Llewelyn (3485 feet)
		Carnedd Llewelyn (3485 feet), Pen yr Helgi Du behind
		Ridge from Christopher Yr Elen to Carnedd Llewelyn
	www.blacktriangle.org /carneddau (54 words)

	The Carnedd ridge from the Ogwen valley
		The unfortunate part of this route is that you either have to leave another car or turn round and come back the
		After reaching Carnedd Llewellyn we turned right and followed the ridge to
		Dafydd and on to Pen Y Ole Wen which leads to a bouldery decent.
	hometown.aol.co.uk /thesuppers/re1.html (463 words)

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