Move your cursor to reveal the relief beneath. Every major Snowdonia and Mid-Wales massif, mapped peak by peak — pick a range to drag, orbit and walk it for real.
Y Carneddau
Vast rolling plateau with long connecting ridges
Wales’ largest continuous high-mountain plateau, wild and remote.
Y Glyderau
Jagged shattered rock spikes and broken ridgelines
A jagged, rock-strewn ridge of shattered tors and one of Wales’ most iconic scrambles.
Yr Wyddfa
Central summit ringed by a dramatic horseshoe ridge
Wales’ highest mountain and its surrounding horseshoe of dramatic ridges.
Moel Hebog
Steep, compact and rugged ridge chain
A quieter chain of rugged summits guarding the approach to Beddgelert.
Y Moelwynion
Sharper slate-ridged pyramidal summits
Slate-scarred hills around Blaenau Ffestiniog, topped by the iconic Cnicht.
Y Rhinogydd
Rough, broken and wild trackless terrain
A wild, trackless tangle of heather and bare rock between the coast and Trawsfynydd.
Cadair Idris
Dramatic cliff-rimmed bowl around a glacial lake
A legendary horseshoe above Llyn Cau, steeped in myth and dramatic glacial scenery.
Aran Fawddwy
Long, high and remote smooth-backed ridge
The highest ground south of Snowdon, a remote ridge above Llyn Tegid.
Bryniau Dyfi
Soft, rolling high hills with gentle ridgelines
Rolling, lesser-known summits above the Dyfi Valley, quiet and underrated.