IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE:
Crib Goch is a very serious undertaking and should be treated as such. This mountain has claimed the lives of people who were underprepared with incorrect or inadequate kit and due diligence.
We have never had an incident on Crib Goch because we fully plan, prepare and risk assess the route. We complete final weather checks on the morning of the hike. If conditions are too risky, we will switch to the Pyg Track ascent of Snowdon and traverse up to Garnedd Ugain as a backup.
We reserve the right to refuse to let anyone undertake this trip upon kit inspection if it is not adequate — we can help you get your kit together if needed.
ABOUT YOUR ADVENTURE
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Expert guiding over one of the most famous ridge lines in the UK
Full detailed Welcome Pack sent to you immediately upon booking (includes complete itinerary, kit list, parking information, local accommodation & eateries guide, and more)
Comprehensive safety briefing and group support throughout the day
Certification of completion
Full care, technical assistance and confidence-building on the ridge
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This ridge traverse is perfect for:
Experienced hill walkers with a good level of fitness, focus and nerve
Those who are comfortable with exposed terrain and Grade 1 scrambling
Adventurers looking for a serious mountain challenge in Eryri
Fitness level: Good fitness required. You must be confident on steep, exposed ground and able to maintain concentration for long periods.
Who it’s not for: Beginners, those with vertigo, significant knee/ankle issues, or anyone uncomfortable with exposure and scrambling.
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We meet at Pen Y Pass and traverse the famous Crib Goch ridge (with the optional pinnacles section), continue over Bwlch Coch to Garnedd Ugain (1,065 m), then on to Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa). We descend via the Pyg Track back to the start.
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June weather in Snowdonia can be changeable — it may be warm at the base but cold, windy or wet on the exposed ridge. Full weather and kit guidance is provided in your Welcome Pack after booking.
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All trips are led by qualified and experienced guides
We carry group first aid kits, emergency shelter and communication devices
Safety briefing at the start of every trip
We adjust the pace for the group and turn back or switch route if conditions require it
Full risk assessment and Leave No Trace principles followed on every walk
(The full Important Safety Notice above also applies to this trip.)
