Foel Pandy

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Name:	Foel Pandy
Hill number:	14380
Height:	454m / 1489ft
Parent (Ma):	2148 Tarren y Gesail
County/UA:	Gwynedd
Topographical area:	WN10 Aran-idris
SMC/RHB section:	30F: Dolgellau to Machynlleth
Catchment:	Dysynni
Class:	Tump (400-499m) (Tu,4)
Grid ref:	SH 69409 06813
Summit feature:	rocky knoll
Drop:	88m
Col:	366m SH698066
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 124 (1:25k) OL23W
Survey:	obvious summit
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 21 users)	By	Date of Ascent
Parked in the small car park by the road junction in Abergynolwyn, up the road/track. I think I struck off on to the hillside too soon as I had an arduous, pathless climb. I descended on the zig zag track which added considerably to the distance but was still a lot more preferable. Great views from the top.	clivevilla	25/10/2023
From Dolgoch waterfall walks that eventually led up through west side woodland and up onto open hillside for a long day over satellites of Tarrenhedre and Tarren y Gesail back down into Aberglynolwen three miles back along the main road to Dolgoch car park.	vegibagger	15/06/2022
From Craig Goch on forest track contouring the SE side of the Lago valley then easily up from col. Sadly Denise lost her favorite blue fleece hat on the forest track.	RichardM	14/01/2022
Mossy slate hummock near fence line. From Graig Goch via forest tracks (&lost hat) - better, we thought, than a more direct route- and onto Foel Du on the other side of the valley. Followed steep, vegetated and pathless north ridge to the valley. Absolutely superb day- clear ,sunny, still and even warm!	Denise	13/01/2022
from aberglynolwyn via path to col out and back to foel pandy then y gesail via forest tracks up felled tree patch 706 063 from gesail nice ridge path to mynydd braich y goch path already being eroded by bikers to 7293 0792 decided to go straight down through plantation wrong choice should have took longer route ne to track then via tracks to graig goch easy track to 7155 0830 over BWF then walk ridge a bit various high spots fantastic vies fron here of cadair leisurely return through plantation to aber 7 hrs about 20 ks 1000m ascent	underhill	22/11/2020
easy walk up track from Abergynolwyn to col where forestry starts then short walk to summit	johnowen	12/07/2018
1/8 (Foel Pandy/Tarren y Gesail/Mynydd Braich-Goch/Foel y Geifir/Mynydd Rhyd-Galed East Top/Mynydd Rhyd Galed (Tarrenhendre East Top)/Tarrenhendre/Mynydd Tan-y-Coed)	Fergalh	01/07/2017
12.5 mile circular walk from Abergynolwyn in perfect weather, walked up lane to forest, went out and back to Foel Pandy, continued following lane to end then final pull onto Tarren Y Gesail, followed path down and gained ridge at Foel y Geifr, then carried on to Mynydd Rhyd-Galed East Top and Mynydd Rhyd-Galed, then onto Tarrenhendre from summit followed poles along path back into the forest where the trees have taken over the path, followed forest lanes back to Abergynolwyn, very nice walk with views of Cadair Idris, Diffwys and even Plynlimon.	DanTrig	27/09/2015
Third summit of the day starting from the Minffordd hotel, I climbed up the very steep Ceiswyn and then down to the A487 and up to Craig Goch, following the ridge and then dropping down to cross the river and then up the very steep slopes of this hill. It was really a proper scramble made more difficult by the bilberry and heather. Great views from the top!	Dazingdale	09/05/2014
SH6940806813	Anton	12/09/2009
Nice situation, fine view. From 690059, with Tarren y Gesail	RHW	02/03/2008
	Matt	21/11/2023
	Nirobi99	10/04/2022
	A Peckish	25/08/2021
	TK	25/05/2019
	chalky1953	07/09/2018
	nicolajane	06/07/2016
	MM	06/08/2015
	Alan Moore	13/05/2015
	Alex C	20/10/2013
	andrew.allum	01/01/2000