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Name:Rhobell Fawr
Hill number:2059
Height:734m / 2408ft
RHB Section:30D: Barmouth to Betws-y-Coed and Bala
Nuttall/Wainwright area:The Arenigs
County/UA:Gwynedd
Catchment:Mawddach
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Hewitt, Nuttall,
Buxton & Lewis, Bridge, Clem
(Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,Hew,N,BL,Bg,Cm)
Grid ref:SH 78683 25668
Summit feature:trig point
Drop:309m
Col:425m  SH823286  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 124
(1:25k) OL23E
Survey:obvious summit
Comments:Dropped from Trail 100 list Jan 2020
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From Lllanfachreth car park. Rhobell Fawr then out and back of Dduallt before completing circular route. (Also visited Rhobell Fawr Weat Top) Great walk but the route up and down Dduallt was very rough going. SoloDan Baddeley03/09/2023
14.6 miles 2937ft walk ,start at Llanfachreth School carpark. to Dduallt and Rhobell Fawr.stephenbuda01/07/2023
From Lllanfachreth car park. Nice path by school then rough ground to Cerniau West Top, Moel y Llan (also visited top of similar height), Cerniau (also visited top of similar height). Headed roughly NE contouring and then over to Rhobell Ganol and Rhobell-big and back to climb Rhobell Fawr and Cynefin Bryn Blew [Rhobell Fawr West Top], down ridge to rejoin outward route. Warm and sunny.RobertP27/05/2023
ThomasSmith_0714/05/2023
Drove up from South, through three gates, parked just off the tarmac where it ends at junction of forest roads: Cynefin Bryn Blew [Rhobell Fawr West Top], Rhobell Fawr and Dduallt. Claggy start which cleared for lovely clear views on a warm afternoon. Pub tea in Bala afterwards.Lazylizzie07/05/2023
9.3mile circular walk! Beautiful didn’t see a soul all dayrichards437923/04/2023
PeakyPete22/04/2023
JDMCGARRIGLE01/04/2023
ceriroberts08/02/2023
DFRYER16/11/2022
By bike from Dolgellau.davechaffey17/10/2022
andrewroberts25/09/2022
Parked at the top of the lane through Rhydymain at SH796232 where there is a gate and parked next to the old building. We walked up through the farm land to the forest and then turned left at SH795244 then as a path leads off the forestry track head up there over a stile and then a stream, head up the hill a little to reach a track. Headed west along the track to SH791247 then straight up along the fence over some rocks then we just made a bee line for the summit over easy ground and wow what a view from the summit, one of my favorite's! To head down we cam back to a stile at SH789258 then headed straight down via a path besides a fence right down to the forestry trackhaylesb17/09/2022
Heading south from Dduallt, I headed down towards the fence line along the forest, continue along here where they once was a forest, the fence takes a 90o right turn, follow it along and in the corner is a stile, go across this and head northwest up through the forest, this area is very boggy, unfortunately I had approach shoes which was a big mistake, there is a sign in the forest pointing left and this will eventually bring you out on a track, go left for about 500 yards and there is a path on your right, follow this up a very steep ascent over two walls, after the second wall, go left and you will find the trig point at the top, great views from up here.Descend north following the wall and head northeast towards the edge of the forest, this area is pathless and very boggy, I aimed for the edge of the forest and kept the river to my right all the way down to the original path I started on. This was a nice walk, approx. 10 miles, but very boggy even though I walked this after a longBuckleymon26/08/2022
daddybond04/08/2022
From halfway up driveable tarmac Road on South, that says unsuitable for motor vehicles.vegibagger12/06/2022
Left the car at the end of the minor road north of Rhobell y big 78802 29243,and followed the ROW to east of summit and then the fun began mostly pathless over Rhobell y big, Rhobell Ganol, Rhobell fawr, Moel Cae'r defaid west & east top and Dduallt. A note of warning the return to the car after dropping off the last summit due north to ford the river, if this is in spate the crossing can be a difficult wide crossing with slippery stones, I got caught out and tried using the south bank to return, This is not advised instead it would probably be best to try and return through the forest near Foel Gron although this could be also be tricky. Nine and half miles in Seven and half hours(GPS suggested Five hours).WAYNE ROWLETT04/06/2022
wainwrighteer04/06/2022
Drove up from South, through three gates, parked just off the tarmac where it ends at junction of forest roads. No signs saying not to do so, and passing 4x4 vehicle didn't stop. Lovely 50 minutes walk to summit. Onwards to Moel Cors-y-garnedd for a nice 2 hour round trip.Minto25/05/2022
Used the southerly approach on a poor day. Drove up to road end and having climbed Y Dduallt, we ascended the lovely rough Rhobell Fawr with even a little scrambling added in. www.exploringmidwales.co.ukRob Rees10/05/2022
rickeeling18/04/2022
GuyF04/04/2022
Mark65Evans14/02/2022
arjh27/01/2022
From SW, Llanfachreth car park. Here for the W Top; back via Moel Cors-y-garnedd.RHW05/12/2021
Chasejet11/11/2021
NickiW19/09/2021
PM15/08/2021
From the south, starting at road end gate elevation 310m. Past Caer Defaid and ascended from the south. Descended SE to forestry track, which is paved up to 420m with no apparent objection to driving it.Topographer5715/07/2021
Miflij01/06/2021
Mark65Evans01/06/2021
After Moel Siabod in the morning drove round via Dolgellau to climb this from the South. Parked at 797237 before second gate. Up and down in 2 hours, thankful for the two ladder stiles over the walls.NormanW25/05/2021
Jason Lane10/05/2021
Charli Wisbey02/05/2021
Elwyn_Summers02/05/2021
Mark65Evans12/04/2021
Rhobell Fawr & West top from West. No reasonable parking near Tyddyn-du at the end of the minor road so parked at SH 75681 26118 Hafodowen in a parking area presumably for holiday cottage. Over stile at parking area and ROW across fields to minor road and followed past Tyddyn-du where it turns into a track leading to Bwlch Goriwared. Over stile to left just before sheepfolds and followed track to left of wall with ease to both summits, same return. 3 hour round trip and terrain easier than the map suggests, really isolated and remote feeling mountain and was treated to fog rolling off Aran, Maesglase & Cader Idris in the sunrise.jacobrichmond07/11/2020
from Rhydymain via minor road, track and east ridgeIanHHill08/10/2020
Route: Blaenau, Ffridd Wnion, Rhobell Fawr West Top, Rhobell Fawr, Afon Melau, BlaenauRobPollitt21/09/2020
#671 W-2 From Bwlch Goriwaredtim74718/09/2020
A glorious day in the southern Arenig hills. Walked over to Rhobell Fawr from Dduallt. Far reaching views in all directions. One to remember!!morgs4mountains16/09/2020
From LlanfachrethGwastadros14/09/2020
smb2009/09/2020
With Calebsimon and co26/08/2020
734mThe Grouse09/08/2020
From north with Neville. Super round.Nick Canute08/08/2020
Parked behind Aran Hall school, directly north to Dduallt, followed the forestry edge back to the base of Rhobell fawr (east side), up to summit and down to the south, looped back to car.andrew.morel03/08/2020
acleafe22/07/2020
Drom Llanfachreth school parking. Up paths to bwlch track then follow wall on easy grassy terrain. Glorious sunshine, morning 1/2 MarilynN.Morters19/07/2020
oldbagger2721/10/2019
Crumblie230/09/2019
TREBORK18/09/2019
Pont Fronwydd - Dduallt - Rhobell Fawr - Cerniau - Cerniau W Top - Moel y Llan - Foel Offrwm - Dolgellau.Mark Jackson30/08/2019
danpquinn15/08/2019
A morning walk around the Meirionnydd Mountains peaking at Rhobell Fawr.meltdiceburg28/07/2019
Verge P at end of public road to SW of Hill. Good track to the bwlch, then followed wall, mainly on a path (evidence of many sheep). Summit in mist - some partial weather windows. Nice hill - visited a few sub-summits.ger18/07/2019
borderline10/07/2019
danduponty26/06/2019
tomd409/05/2019
From Cwm yr Allt Lwyd. Extremely windy on summitJamesD197215/04/2019
Cwm yr Allt-Lwyd, Rhyd y Re, Dduallt, Ty-newydd-y-mynydd, Rhobell Fawr, Nant yr Helyg, Cwm yr Allt-Lwyd.Winterfloodian29/03/2019
OLIVERS14/12/2018
jamiejones2024/11/2018
Park at Cwm allt y lwyd bend 788282,Rhobell y big, Rhobell ganol, Rhobell Fawr, Rhobell fawr west top descend down faint path near wall east to plantation track, down track 600m 797249 then use ride which has easy path SE to to ride going SE to Moel Caer defaid west top, Craig y Benglog. then straight walk to Ddualt cross stream at 80702 25400 ground surprisingly dry. decent from Ddualt N fenceline to ford. Old posts and mesh scattered causing trip hazardunderhill17/11/2018
Barry Smith06/11/2018
Neil Midgley24/10/2018
outlawcatcher10/10/2018
13.2 mile walk from gated road south, parked in unfenced field at the side of road walked west to Ffridd Carmel farm and along grassy footpath to road north of Llanfachreth followed road to end ascending Bwlch Goriwared, short heathery climb onto Cerniau then followed nice gradual path onto Rhobell Fawr, arrived 3 minutes before the cloud did so got a quick glimpse of the view. We left summit quickly and took wrong path north when we wanted to head east, after a 20 min diversion including climbing down a rockface we descended to the forest below Dduallt, followed the clear firebreaks through to opposite side of forest and made our own rough route up to Dduallt, descended the same way but via a swamp this time back past forest (a lot has been felled) and followed good lane SW back to where we parked. Apart from the cloud coming down on Rhobell Fawr, the rest of the day was fine with high cloud, great views, saw 3 people all day, all on Rhobell Fawr.DanTrig29/09/2018
From Car Park next to Llanfachreth School - Lane to Bryn y blew - Turn left uphill and followed lane to Bwlch Goriwared then styal takes onto the open mountain. followed wall to summit and trig. Returned the same way. After a break for tea and cake in Dolgellau we returned to Pinnacle walk car park but turned the other way to explore the tracks and lanes towards Bryn y blew and Llanfachreth. An impressive quiet area.briandavies23/09/2018
Philshills26/07/2018
nigelcmason01/05/2018
dadofmorph20/04/2018
Martyn118/04/2018
Glenysj2118/04/2018
With RH & PJRob Pen y Garn08/04/2018
5/7 (Carnedd lago/Cerniau/Moel Cors-y-Garnedd/Cynefin Bryn Blew(Rhobell Fawr West Top)/Rhobell Fawr/Rhobell Ganol/Rhobell-y-Big)Fergalh10/03/2018
From North crossing frozen bog in bright sunshine.willias24/02/2018
Rhobell Fawr Fell Race 1:07 up and downrhif704/11/2017
monkey26/10/2017
With Val. Heavy showers. From Llanfachreth.Lanes then bridleway. Wall to East of path was followed to summit. Returned same route.mike.hoult08/09/2017
With MikeVal Deisler08/09/2017
past the Aran Hall school to the sheepfold, follow the track to the right until a fingerpost y ddualt, through the gate on the left and follow the atv tracks, no signs to say you can't drive into the forestbardolph18/08/2017
Followed the route in the Nuttalls book from Cwm yr Allt-lwyd. Maybe I'm getting to be a scaredy cat in my old age but I didn't fancy the ford, even though there hadn't been any rain recently. I walked upstream a little to where the stream splits and that was much easier to do and I kept my shoes dry. The other obstacle of the day, the forest, was pretty easy. Weather was glorious so good views all around.tsharp04/06/2017
mae201/06/2017
decibel28/05/2017
from the track follow the fence to the style and trig. on descent near rhobell y big the maps show a path. that path DOES not exisit . go back to track or as per book to descend the hillAristotle Chip26/05/2017
Curlywurly26/05/2017
David Bell01/05/2017
walk up from RhydmainNozzer30/04/2017
boxblade22/04/2017
Exactly as David Gradwell --thanks for tip re forest.Crib Goch10/04/2017
M0YDH07/04/2017
Walked up from minor road to the north. Paths don't seem to exist much on the ground. Returned via forest track. Very wet!wozzat10/03/2017
tgboosh10/02/2017
Baggerdaz02/01/2017
KeithByTheC30/12/2016
JulieB30/12/2016
phil10130/12/2016
From Llanfachreth taking row, track and path to Rhobell Fawr after diversion to Cerniau, then descended and climbed Rhobell Ganol. From there it was over rough wet ground to Rhobell-y-big before dropping down to Afon Ceirw which was crossed at the wall which neatly took that out of play. The forest tracks to outward route.SS26/12/2016
Mark65Evans30/11/2016
A very easy and pleasant stroll from Llanfachreth school on a nice grassy bridleway, then on the old road to Ffynnon Shon, and over various lumps and bumps to the summit. Amazingly dry going on grassy paths, with wonderful views.Gill27/11/2016
Malcvolm24/10/2016
mntainman18/10/2016
andy6302/10/2016
Nuttall route + two Deweys. Parked on rough grassy area at SH 78827 29232 beside track that leaves road at sharp bend. Ddaullt > Rhobell Fawr > Cynefin Bryn Blew [Rhobell Fawr West Top] > Rhobell Ganol > Rhobell-y-big. Went through forest using straight firebreak that starts at SH 80385 25697. Make sure you keep going directly west through this firebreak and don't drift off south. The terrain is difficult at first but gets a lot better as long as you keep heading west.David Gradwell24/08/2016
Edwin Gradwell24/08/2016
iainwalton21/07/2016
Scott Morley 8611/06/2016
Tribillo30/05/2016
Nuttall Walk WN 6.3 Dduallt and Rhobell Fawr from the road end in Cwm yr Allt-lwyd (787293), also visiting Rhobell Ganol and Rhobell-y-big on the way down. 13.7km with 870m ascent in 5h30m. (S)silveracorn_alan14/05/2016
Dusty10/05/2016
Tony S29/04/2016
From LlanfachrethRuth25/03/2016
From Duallt on Nutall routeMark Sims25/03/2016
Neil Haslewood25/03/2016
LizH28/02/2016
PeterAH28/02/2016
A dry window in the weather. Boggy approach.jonathanwilliam07/02/2016
Quickly up and down from forest road in twilight and mist. Recent felling, but all quiet today.jenx30/12/2015
With Jenx. Drove up into forest to SE of summit. Three gates, no signs indicating access prohibited so continued. Logging operations suspended for festive period. Road not good. Ascended in end of day gloom direct through broken craggy steep ground without difficulty. Two walls to negotiate both with ladder stiles. On descent followed wall line all the way to road at GR 7981525501 where room to park off the road, at the moment anyway.nordicstar30/12/2015
From Cwm-Hasgen a round of Rhobell-y-big, Rhobell Ganol, Rhobell Fawr, Moel Cae'r-defaid West Top, Craig y Benglog, Dduallt and Ffridd yr Allt-llwyd.rhalstead22/11/2015
Very wet day and extremely wet underfoot!Hammy06/11/2015
Wycombe Wanderer28/09/2015
With Steve and Frank on a bright but chilly day. nuttall route 6.3 with a few minor tops added. All the Arenig Nuttalls now summitted.Lou27/09/2015
With Steve and Lindsay on a fine day visiting Dduallt, Rhobell Fawr, Rhobell Fawr West Top, Rhobell Ganol and Rhobell-y-big.knarf27/09/2015
interloper21/09/2015
Fletch21/09/2015
Parked the car at the junction at 797249. Gated road up past Aran Hall School. Nice day but when I got to the top it was windy and cloud intermittently covering it Then went back to the car to have lunch and then went on to climb Ddualltjohnjennison10/09/2015
Start from Buchesydd, easy ascent in good weather up the track around to the eastern flank along the recently felled forest. Route from the forest road is steep but straightforward. Descended the same way.PeteEdwards17/08/2015
Rambling Ray21/07/2015
denisB5212/06/2015
Donpeblo12/06/2015
quick walk in mist and rain from OL23 798255Dewi Prysor05/06/2015
tallscottishguy03/06/2015
Superb circular from Llanfachreth.Neolith24/05/2015
Nuttall walk 6.3: Dduallt - Rhobell Fawr - Cynefin Bryn Blew - Rhobell Ganol - Rhobell y bigronaldo33326/04/2015
dgresty18/03/2015
isabelle18/01/2015
sparkenhoe01/01/2015
From Llanfachreth car park (next to the school at SH756225). Leaving the byway on the Bwlch Goriwared (SH7646324584) a trodden line took us up to summit. Route and write-up at: http://gayleybird.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/rhobell-fawr-and-craig-y-castell.htmlGayle31/12/2014
/from ddualt tried a different forestry approach through fire break, so many trees down had to find way out of forest by following some yellow orienteering tape, poor view from top walk out a bit boggygeoffreybbb06/12/2014
tomcr8816/11/2014
Kendall08/11/2014
geoffreycurnock26/10/2014
govanah12/10/2014
With Caroline and Barrynickywood109/10/2014
From Cwm Hasgen via Dduallt. Worth having a clear day for the Mignient, a magical and wild part of Wales. Plenty of trees down in forestry between two peaks, so a fair bit of ducking and diving.MattM21/09/2014
From Rhydymain. Great walk with excellent views all round Blackberry picking as well Lakesgirl14/09/2014
adrianturner14/09/2014
Together with Dduallt,hard going on pathless terrain. Luckily it was quite dry. Started from Pont Fronwydd on the A494.Emlyno12/09/2014
With Phil. From the south - no problems. A fine rocky hill (from the S) with great viewsclimbingkershaw02/09/2014
Continuation of walk from Rhobell Ganol. Walked down to boggy bwlch (better going on west side of fence), then up to join wall heading along summit ridge. Then over ladder stile to summit. To descend, headed north-east to forest edge, then over fence onto forest road. Took this north. At a yellow marker post indicating route of bridleway I decided to continue on the forest road, reckoning it would be easier going. This was a bad mistake. After about a kilometre I found the route totally blocked be a huge tree-fall, which necessitated a wide diversion round through a bog and stream. Yet more tree-falls blocked the route further on. Near Cwm yr Allt-lwyd the forest road petered out, and I was forced to descend through a felled tree area and a difficult crossing of the Nant y Helyg in a little gorge to reach the track in the cwm. Not a route I'd recommend!Man of Kernow124/08/2014
Man of Kernow224/08/2014
needanewdog23/08/2014
Family walked, met only 1 person on route. Fabulous views across mid & north Wales!simonjallen20/08/2014
dicky bird07/08/2014
bikechap14/05/2014
richtea504012/05/2014
Andrew6404/05/2014
PGCE17/03/2014
RATHER THAN FOLLOW THE NUTTALLS WALK 6.3 WE DROVE UP THE STEEP LANE FROM NEAR RHYDYMAIN AND ALONG THE FOREST ROAD TO WHERE THE BYWAY BECOMES A BRIDLEWAY. VERY WET THROUGH THE FOREST RIDES AND BESIDE THE FOREST AS IT HAD RAINED HEAVILY IN THE NIGHT BUT GENERALLY EASY ASCENT. RETURNED BY SAME ROUTE AND UP AND BACK RHOBELL FAWR FOLLOWING THE WALLS.BURGESS09/08/2013
Bag200001/08/2013
geralddavison21/07/2013
Good, lonely walk from Dduallt.bolton07/07/2013
softsquare04/07/2013
eyenose30/06/2013
Extended version of Nuttalls' route, with Ruth. Cwm yr Allt-lwyd - Ffridd yr Allt-lwyd - Dduallt - Rhobell Fawr - Rhobell Ganol - Rhobell-y-big - Cwm yr Allt-lwyddavidpettit8406/05/2013
welshe25/12/2012
From Ddualt. Follow Nuttall's instructions and walk up to the path through rather than trying to penetrate the forest directly.clivevilla25/10/2012
maknipe16/10/2012
Accessed from the road end at SN 766234 by walking north along the metalled track to the newly rebuilt sheepfold and then following the wall all the way to the summit. An easy walk.Marshsand06/09/2012
BLACKHILL15/08/2012
With Martin Phillips and the four dogs, Excellent Weather. Drove up through gated road in Martin's Discovery. 4 miles, no paths. Fabulous MountainJamesey10/08/2012
Fabioski21/07/2012
siabod22/05/2012
ian moore and ian archer geocachingMunroist393501/05/2012
Iona11/04/2012
sarah mundell11/04/2012
Tom Mundell11/04/2012
From Llanfachreth (SH 75628 22524) - Bwlch Goriwared - Rhobell Fawr West Top - Rhobell Fawr - Dduallt. Steep descent from Rhobell Fawr to Ty-newydd-y-mynydd. From there out-and-back leg to Dduallt through and around forested area. Obvious path through forest, occasionally boggy; mostly pathless once clear of forest. Excellent track from Ty-newydd-y-mynydd back to Llanfachreth.david23020101/04/2012
With: hb; We followed the track over Bwlch Gorowared then headed NE for Rhobell Fawr ridge. Visited W top then summit and descended NE to hit track just as it enters wood. Lots of rain!Ian Baines10/03/2012
With: ib; Helen Baines10/03/2012
Rhobell Fawr - unaware of the unclassified West Top so did not include it.ijpowell08/03/2012
zaul_uk15/02/2012
nicolajane15/01/2012
roddyp12/01/2012
ianarbor20/11/2011
Sleepwa1ker18/11/2011
Excellent views from the summit.JohnStoneham14/11/2011
Smog05/11/2011
Westdenewalker20/10/2011
SS29/08/2011
LDWA: One of our more exciting river crossings!ruthatlast28/08/2011
Wayne Morris28/08/2011
My final Welsh Nuttall! Wet weather coming from Dduallt, but there is a good route through the Forest starting at 805259. Rain and clouds cleared to give some great views from the top. Awesome.huwthomas20/08/2011
G0HIO09/08/2011
PeterKirkwood27/07/2011
Tony Rogers26/07/2011
Dee Rogers26/07/2011
poppiesrara02/07/2011
AndyP04/06/2011
Phil M02/06/2011
End of road in Cwm yr Allt-lwyd – Along farm track – Cross Afon Mawddach to deserted Allt-lwyd farm – Ford at head of Afon Mawddach – Up N. Ridge of Dduallt – Dduallt – South ridge and through forest – Up eastern side Rhobell Fawr – Rhobell Fawr – North over rough ground back to farm track – Back to car. (JL)gerrybowes03/05/2011
John L03/05/2011
interloper02/05/2011
As Nuttall walk 6.3. Remote and quiet, just how we like it.mindlessflogger25/04/2011
ras5225/04/2011
beckybags17/04/2011
A Peckish17/04/2011
Derek_Snaith26/03/2011
Liz_N26/03/2011
Walked up from Penrhos Isaf specifically to come and see the trig pillar. Poor views today, but a fine hill nonetheless.Alex C01/02/2011
ngthack25/01/2011
Pathless, rocky terrain. Walk in through forest. Mist over Dduallt.Will_Barnes31/12/2010
neilsan08/10/2010
Matt29/08/2010
from Rhydymain village, via farm paths (not good) and onto forest track. fog at 600m and a quiet summit trig. Descent back more direct, but equally boggy and unclear around farmsemily07/08/2010
Mountaingal17/07/2010
with pendabeorwulf01/07/2010
TGRS13/06/2010
Alan Whatley13/06/2010
axe.stephen05/06/2010
andrew larkins04/05/2010
Walked up from South through forest track. Followed route given in trail magazine. Bouldery ascent and descent. Warm day.Phoenix17/04/2010
meugher17/04/2010
wychwood19/03/2010
J-D-B02/03/2010
PhilMcLean30/01/2010
BobKelly07/11/2009
MikeM27/09/2009
Trig pillarwebmaster09/09/2009
Steve Q11/08/2009
Tarmac forestry rd continues further than on map. Left car at 794246 (11:40), walked to 792247 on tracks then in mist and drizzle by compass directly up hillside over grass and rocks and over a high wall to top. Return by same route; car 13:15. dbb04/08/2009
From minor road to S. Steady ascent over grass and craglets, keeping a wood well to the R. Near top is stile over wall. Dumpy stone built trig on top. Lower summit not far away.Aye Jimmy22/06/2009
stevent080924/05/2009
davefh16/05/2009
AHP05/05/2009
Climbed as part of routre 6.3dianepick08/04/2009
Guy04/04/2009
Start ~ 788293. From Rhobell Ganol, with Wombourne.steve hudson24/02/2009
wombourne24/02/2009
Calico17/02/2009
With YDTGeoff Briggs24/01/2009
stevehughes01/01/2009
Lucy Peroxide14/12/2008
jimmy6612/11/2008
Snowy conditions 2 hrs 35 mins 5.5 milesClachaig29/10/2008
Rob5016/09/2008
Approached from SE having parked on grass verge just after first gate. Very enjoyable ascent from forest track. Cairn a couple of meters from trig.Father Ted13/09/2008
Kiltie26/08/2008
Parked at SH 7885 2921 We did Nuttall walk 6.3 Stone built trig pillar marks the top. A nice secluded area although when summited we were greeted by a local walking group of about 40 people! Due to all the rain it was a bit boggy in placesSteveClay24/08/2008
Chiana13/08/2008
DC11main26/07/2008
Slash301/06/2008
mad max19/05/2008
Galvgoon19/05/2008
StephenPSmith17/05/2008
steve11/05/2008
liz11/05/2008
Steve Clark07/05/2008
DARRENG05/05/2008
BENG05/05/2008
a bit of a cross country route as i parked in an odd place - windy day and on top it was hard to get to the trig pointgreendave02/03/2008
andrew brown01/12/2007
bogdodger04/11/2007
carole engel04/11/2007
av82ec07/10/2007
PDR36507/10/2007
markhammonds02/09/2007
mae01/09/2007
pererin26/08/2007
alistairpooler11/08/2007
lynseypooler11/08/2007
Anton00/06/2007
Campbell Singer30/05/2007
David Rawden12/05/2007
a wild camp on the banks of the infant afon mawddach then a loop over dduallt and rhobell fawr, some squelchy bits underfoot but a fabulous walk all the samestig_nest10/04/2007
stevedixon09/03/2007
Painless climb from sheepfold at end of minor road to the SE. Flush bracket seems OK to me - reads BM 11940 !! Shame no views today; happy 100th birthday to AW tomorrow.signyred16/01/2007
Andy West21/12/2006
Parked on road junction to S. Followed track to E of hill then followed fence to summit. Returned due S then met up with track again to E.robphys16/12/2006
bucklej07/11/2006
tomandivy10/09/2006
SOTA activationIan G7KXV14/08/2006
Jon F10/08/2006
With TonyStuart Hyde22/07/2006
jimbloomer04/06/2006
martin_hall19/05/2006
TK01/04/2006
With Richard and Jenny richardsun19/03/2006
Trig revisit. Been here many times as is on Meirionnydd RoundRHW18/12/2005
thetills05/11/2005
pubcrawler10/10/2005
Adrian29/08/2005
colcoire01/08/2005
From Dduallt I dropped down gradually towards the forest – the shortest route involving least re-ascent would pass through incredibly dense woodland and was not an option. Instead a path follows the side of the forest downhill to a corner where there is a stile into the woods and a vague track. A tree had fallen across and was impossible to climb over, while circumventing it involved virtually crawling with no guarantee I would find the path again. I did though, and then the trees opened out at a firebreak. Suddenly there was the welcome sight of a broad forest road. Here I passed a forestry vehicle – the only human contact since the farmers. The ascent to Rhobell Fawr steeply follows a wall for some 800 feet, once or twice through rocky sections where hands are needed to haul oneself up, and finally the trig point is seen over to the left, reached by a stroll over short grass. The descent was the hardest part, through bog and heather.peter4lc11/07/2005
Isbjorn10/07/2005
ajwxyzt12/06/2005
crowdie24/04/2005
chutchings24/04/2005
Tricky16/01/2005
Owen B15/08/2004
Keri01/08/2004
milejunkie00/08/2004
Sprog30/07/2004
fortyniner16/05/2004
salty24/03/2004
Mc Tango08/12/2003
MM07/12/2003
AndyS18/10/2003
tim evans27/09/2003
David Evans25/07/2003
martin & storm05/07/2003
JEASHTON15/06/2003
BaggerGutt01/12/2002
Smudge01/11/2002
andrewcoles22/08/2002
SteveC15/08/2002
date approx - exact date forgotten but I've been heregigglejon08/08/2002
PeteF15/06/2002
GWR Chris03/03/2002
chalky195323/10/2001
From Rhohball Fawr to the north through lank heather. The forest track through the valley would probably be better. On to Dduallt but another fight through forest - would have been better around.Eddie12/10/2001
glbrookes09/09/2001
Rob Pen y Garn22/10/2000
ad-lib27/08/2000
Colin Crawford23/08/2000
Moorponder06/08/2000
Third ascent.thenomad08/07/2000
Galltywenallt12/02/2000
simda01/01/2000
rpettit01/01/2000
paulsross01/01/2000
CapelCurig01/01/2000
andrew.allum01/01/2000
Kevin Borman01/01/2000
Halfdecent00/00/2000
Martin R31/12/1999
Archie25/09/1999
KathW25/09/1999
RobertP30/08/1999
Sherlock25/07/1999
Pete R08/07/1999
Start ~ 787292, end of the lane. Followed track then edge of the forest before taking directly to the slopes of Rhobell Fawr, a good climb brought us out at the summit. We descended East, following the fence to the track at the bottom of the valley before making our way through cleared area of the forest and up on to the ridge of Dduallt. We climbed North up to the summit before descending, sill Northerly to the ford through the infant river Mawddach. Thankfully it wasn't too deep (It can be, we had to turn back here at our previous attempt, walked in the opposite direction) Returned West along good tracks. With John Dummelow.steve hudson17/04/1999
GGIdris06/12/1998
excellent hill & summit, wide view. Pont Rhyd-y-fen to Pont Fronwydd RHW29/11/1998
The Dancing Mon28/10/1998
boxblade10/10/1998
Solo run. Third of four routes today. Great views form the summit.mikejacobs03/10/1998
Jim.Fothergill21/09/1998
Climbed with Dduallt.Man of Kernow123/06/1998
iaindbrown22/11/1997
ROB Richard Tait02/11/1997
MalDavies16/08/1997
stanappleton14/08/1997
Second ascent. From the north.thenomad26/06/1997
Walk: 6.3. With: Richard McLellan, Denise McLellan. Notes: From Bala Cottagedchill0108/12/1996
RichardM08/12/1996
Denise 08/12/1996
A wonderful rough solo run circuit of Rhobell Fawr and Ddualt and Deweys 500m tops- form south having dropped L off at Chester for a lacrosse match and collected her later then up to Kendal.Chris Pearson05/10/1996
David Purchase10/09/1996
dochart11108/04/1996
Idwal05/03/1996
GeoffC14/10/1995
Alison R18/08/1995
PJT19/02/1995
Tony Wilson27/08/1994
mainnirnamfiadh22/07/1994
In the early 1990s before I had even heard of Simms I did my own personal challenge of all the 600m peaks in Wales. I have a record of the summits but not the dates so I have selected this arbitrary date within the period for them all. Some I missed but this was one I did.dickscroop01/07/1994
destaylor01/06/1994
hornet31/05/1994
John Eley09/04/1994
ChrisC25/07/1993
Iwanna Gethigh11/07/1993
First ascent.thenomad13/01/1992
johnbarnard2516/06/1991
alda21/08/1990
petesimpson04/08/1990
JohnIvor29/07/1990
GaryJones01/07/1990
With Dave Scruby, on the first outing for my Karrimor Jaguar S65 KS100e.Phreerunner07/04/1990
ianwatson18/03/1990
chriswatson01/03/1990
petey01/01/1990
Frogreen24/11/1989
try9fan27/08/1989
Ianto&Sue12/08/1989
Single top on first visit from the S. Normally combine with Ddualt now and prefer S to Northern Nutall approach as its a much shorter drive for meRhayader_wander30/10/1988
trimarc201/09/1988
raymondwilkes25/07/1988
From Llanfachreth. Pleasant approach through farm lands on WDP through a wood to bwylch. Over a stone wall and steady approach up on grass to top at 14.25arranc08/04/1988
thenomad 2nd26/06/1987
Ddualt and Rhobell Fawr from the SouthPeterD24/05/1987
From Dduallt, a great mountain but this wasn't its best side and the going was frustratingly rough through the conifer forest. Then, from Ty newydd y mynydd, up through high pastures, interesting terrain with little knolls and crags to Rhobell Fawr. Descent over a SW Top and over Bwlch Goriwared to Blaen y Glyn. Must have run back along the road as my log says 25 mins! The car was at Cwm yr allt-lwyd, ca. 5km away.pwheeler25/04/1987
Chris Peart27/12/1985
Alan Moore22/11/1985
Lynette03/11/1985
Walked from Trawsfynydd to ascend. Descended to Dolgellau.JohnW29/10/1985
Rob Rees28/10/1984
Glenford02/07/1984
fasgadh01/06/1984
Rob Rees20/03/1983
IainT17/09/1982
AlanD14/08/1982
GordonAdshead00/04/1982
49colin01/06/1981
coldfeet717/05/1979
peterstanding27/08/1974
With Richard Denise : From Bala Cottage dchill01/01/1970
amblemark01/01/1970
Yeltzbagger01/01/1970
DewiH18/02/1967
kanderson02/01/1955
Several times - first time probably early 1990s. Preferred ascent from SH 767 232.summitsupblank
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