Cadair Idris |
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Alt. names | Penygader | |||||
Municipality | Gwynedd (UK) | |||||
Height [m] | 893 | |||||
Primary factor [m] |
608 Fixed point 285 metres at 30 U 443153 5840195 - located to the east/north-east, along road A487. |
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Secondary factor [km] |
17.7 Approx. point 30 U 453548 5848764 - located to the north-east, on the south slopes of Aran Fawddwy. | |||||
Location |
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UTM: 30 U 438587 5839246 | ||||
Lat/Lon: N52°41'58.7" W3°54'31.8" | ||||||
Description |
The actual summit of Cadair Idris is called Penygader, and is a point with great views. The Cadair Idris massif is a horse shoe shaped mountain, with an alpine ridge on the south and west sides, sitting above the lake Llyn Cau. |
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Main photo |
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Routes | Cadair Idris clock-wise from Minffordd | |||||
Panorama | ||||||
Visits | 31.03.2012 |