Orddu is a summit in the Arenig region or range in Wales, United Kingdom of Great Britain. Orddu is 555 metres high. All the walking routes up Orddu on

This route to the 2,004ft/611 metre summit of Foel Goch also visits the top of Orddu and is for experienced hill walkers who can navigate in remote and often trackless and sometimes wet terrain. Mist or bad weather can hamper your progress so please bear these in mind when setting off. START: Exit the Club Site past the barrier to reach the ...

Second of 5 on 11 mile anticlockwise horseshoe from Cefn-Ddwysarn crossroads to Bala. Easy ascent from Bryn Bras. Slightly expanded views, especially north. Didn't linger on this one, onwards to Foel Goch. 10 miles 1500ft walk, start at Corwen Church carpark to Foel Goch, Orddu, Garnedd Fawr and Cerrig Y Gordref.

Foel Goch (Arenigs) means 'Red Bare Hill' in Welsh and is pronounced 'foil-gokh'. The summit of Foel Goch (Arenigs) is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point. Completing this walk will also take you to the top of Garnedd Fawr at 569m (1867ft) .

From roadside parking at 96247 39485 south of Pandy as suggested on the Nuttall route. Eight mile in just over Five hours for the horseshoe taking in Orddu, the Nuttall Foel Goch, Garnedd Fawr, Pen y Bwlch Gwyn and Moel Emoel.

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2013年2月9日 · Climbed from north via point 522m, then Orddu before Foel Goch on lovely spring morning, following fence and boundary stones. Name: Orddu Hill number: 3372 Height: 555m / 1821ft Area: 30D: Barmouth to Betws-y-Coed and Bala Class: 5 Grid ref: SH 96341 42343 Summit feature: grassy mound South of fence Drop: 34m Col: 521m SH958424

2023年5月22日 · Orddu & Foel Goch 8.0miles / 928 feet (12.9km / 283m) A two day trek taking in the high country north of the upper Dee and a new crossing route to a southerly approach to the north eastern Arenigs.

ORDDU ENERGY PARK. At the time of writing this, no details are available, except that it is a Bute Energy scheme, and is to be situated on a hill called Orddu, south of Llangwm, and between the A5 and the A494.

Walk up through the rich, mossy forest to reach the jumbled rocks of the Iron Age fort on top of Ord Hill. Uneven earth and gravel paths, with some narrow, rocky and muddy sections. Long fairly steep slopes and some steps. A wonderful circuit of Ord Hill with spectacular views over Inverness and the Moray Firth. Mostly wide, firm gravel surface.