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Tryfan


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Region: Snowdonia

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Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Summary

Tryfan is one of the best-known and loved of Welsh mountains. It occupies a tiny space on the map - indicative of its great steepness - it positively bristles with crags. The north ridge is a classic Grade 1 scramble whilst the south ridge from the col is easier. There are two great blocks of stone on the summit known as Adam and Eve - and an old tradition is to jump from one to the other, a precarious and risky manouvre.

There are 1245 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Tryfan. They have contributed 52 public walk reports including this summit. These are ordered below with the most popular ones first. The rightmost column shows how many summits were included in their report, which may help you to find the most relevant reports.

Title AuthorDate walked LikesHills
  29/05/2016  12
  29/05/2016  9
  15/08/2019  8
  21/06/2002  8
  04/07/2015  7
  09/08/2017  6
  04/07/2016  6
  06/10/2018  5
  04/09/2018  5
  17/06/2017  5
  29/05/2016  5
  25/08/2012  5
  24/02/2016  4
  19/04/2014  4
  30/07/2011  4
  02/09/2017  3
  02/04/2017  3
  03/07/2016  3
  01/10/2015  3
  19/09/2015  3
  07/08/2014  3
  21/07/2012  3
  10/08/2010  3
  15/07/2008  3
  17/10/2017  2
  02/10/2015  2
  17/05/2015  2
  21/05/2014  2
  04/05/2013  2
  25/09/2011  2
  06/10/2017  1
  18/07/2015  1
  13/04/2014  1
  08/09/2012  1
  01/10/2011  1
  15/08/2019  0
  23/04/2019  0
  25/10/2016  0
  05/02/2015  0
  05/07/2014  0
  20/04/2013  0
  31/03/2013  0
  25/05/2012  0
  05/10/2011  0
  13/08/2011  0
  26/06/2011  0
  24/04/2010  0
  15/08/2009  0
  09/08/2009  0
  13/04/2009  0
  21/12/2008  0
  04/07/1981  0

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