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This walk starts from way out in the middle of nowhere - right to the end of trhe B4500 and then a few miles more on a single track road.there's a little layby with room for 2 or 3 cars at the place I started from.
It was a short steep climb up to the top of Mynydd Tarw.
- Mynydd Tarw
- Mynydd Tarw summit
It was very windy on the top.The weather was cloudy but it didn't rain.
From here there's a boggy path that follows the fence line along the ridge to Foel Wen and Tomle.
- Tomle summit
Tomle was the highest hill on this walk at 742m, although it isn't a Hewitt.
- Cadair Bronwen
- Cadair Berwyn
I had planned to carry on up to the Berwyn ridge and do 3 more summits, but my new boots were rubbing against the back of my heels so I decided to head back to avoid making the blisters worse.The boots did keep my feet dry, in spite of having to do some quite awkward bog trotting.
From the col between Tomle and Cadair Berwyn there's a good path leading down to a muddy track and then onto the road.