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near to Pont Cyfyng, Conwy, Wales

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	Stream across path by Chris McAuley The Nant y Geuallt crosses the footpath at this point.
	Nant y Geuallt by Ian Greig
	Bog Myrtle on the hillside below Waenhir by Richard Law Open moorland dominates this hillside between Capel Curig and the small hut at Waenhir which lies near the rocky outcrop in the distance. In the foreground here, a Bog Myrtle plant (Myrica gale) is sprouting up; its leaves are edible, and... (more)
	Footpath through Lower Cwm Geuallt by Eric Jones The footpath follows a drier shelf above the flat valley floor. Even so, in wet weather, the path can be very waterlogged. The Coed Bryn-engan Forest and Moel Siabod form the background.
	Footbridge above Capel Curig by Ron Galliers On the walk back from Llyn Crafnant, just before you start the descent into Capel Curig with views towards the Snowdon Horseshoe.
	Nant y Geuallt by Ceri Thomas
	Llwybr wedi ei adnewyddu / Restored path, Capel Curug by Alan Richards Gwelliannau ar lwybr a fu'n wlyb iawn yng Nghapel Curig. Y fan yn y pellter yw Moel Siabod. Recent improvements to a once boggy footpath in Capel Curig. The peak in the distance is Moel Siabod.
	Cwm Geuallt by dave roberts This picture clearly shows the boggy area in the square and the hills (beyond the square)
	New footbridge over Nant y Geuallt by Eirian Evans
	Nant-y-Geuallt by Dave Smethurst The stream runs down this valley and is crossed a couple of times by small footbridges. To the left of the photo can also be seen the edge of Clogwyn-mawr. the picture was taken looking SW towards Capel Curig in the distance.
	Path protected from erosion - the old way by David Medcalf There is controversy (in 2022) about the National Park's heavy-handed treatment of the Crafnant bridleway. This is a good example of previous, landscape sensitive, work using natural stone. See other photos for the modern process.
	Moor and woodland below Clogwyn Cigfran by David Medcalf